Sometimes we are unaware of what we have written.
Our words always become ghosts to us and they haunt us in the quiet moments if we are not cogent of their power to harm when we create meaning by solidifying thoughts into form and placing words against each other for context.
I’ve had this WordPunk blog active on TypePad for a week now and I’ve made clear the things that concern me as a writer as I try to decide if buying into TypePad hosting is really worth $300.00 USD a year.
Sure, I could pay $90.00 USD a year for domain-mapped blogging on TypePad, but if you’re going to pay, why go small?
I have six more days to decide.
So here — in the air of being fair and delightful — are some things that TypePad does really well:
Thank you for reading post and helping me tease WordPunk.com on TypePad.
I would appreciate if you’d bang around here a bit and see if you find anything broken or if you there’s something missing that should be added.
THANKS!
I am curious to discover how the new MT4 update will affect TypePad, if at all. Do we get new features before MT or does the process trickle down in reverse?
WordPress.com is the testbed for standalone WordPress so if you’re blogging on the Dot Com version you get to see and experience new features first in an ongoing basis.
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