Do you have any idea how hard it is to extricate your blog content from Microsoft Spaces and import it into another blog hosting platform?
Continue reading → Exporting Blog Content from Spaces to Blogger
Yesterday, we moved this CelebritySemiotic.com domain from Microsoft Live Spaces to Blogger and we already have a critical error with Blogger that we cannot solve on our own. Right now, www.celebritysemiotic.com works while the “naked domain” version celebritysemiotic.com does not:
Continue reading → Blogger Bugger: Another Blog is Already Hosted at this Address
This is my second day on TypePad — I’m here to check out how for-pay TypePad compares with free WordPress.com and free Blogger blog hosting.
TypePad feels more like Blogger than WordPress.
The backend administrative interface for TypePad is feminine and designed to appeal to 13-year-old girls. WordPress’ backend is masculine and meaty. Blogger’s backend is industrial and unfriendly.
I do not like how TypePad and Blogger handle images. I have my own server. I want to store my images offsite and I don’t want to dig into HTML to code my image insertions.
Don’t let anyone tell you Jesus isn’t good for business! As you can see in the screenshot below my Jesus Found Dead in His Grave post is hot with a rising bullet on the WordPress.com front page much in the same way our Lindsay Lohan series of articles made us super-popular a couple of months ago.
Here’s a great article by jayajha for those wondering about the comparison between Blogger and WordPress.com:
http://jayajha.wordpress.com/2005/09/27/bloggercom-vs-wordpresscom/
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