Blogspot Does Not Scale With My Life

Eddmun wrote in reply to Bye bye BlogSpot.com:

Blogger? It works.

WordPress, Textpattern and the like are all great if you want to create a whole website and do the designing stuff but if all you want to do is write a blog and completely concentrate on the content then I would choose blogger.

I do want to concentrate on the content and that is why I choose WordPress! WordPress scales with my life and those I care about.

Julia has her blog on WordPress.com letting her completely focus on authoring and participating in conversations. If she ever decides that she wants to take our content elsewhere, WordPress protects her ability to choose by providing an exporter. Blogspot does not have an export nor can I run Blogger on another web host — with WordPress it is easy!

Sure there are still some rough edges with WordPress’s experience, but with WordPress.org we all have an amazing opportunity to participate in making WordPress amazing!

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One year at Flock

A year ago today at 12:15 AM I saw Flock mentioned on Bryght and emailing co-founder Boris, but first I tried to get in the private beta without an invite. I discovered I could access the data in the demo web service, but could not do much else without ‘their special browser“.

Boris responded “ Want a job there? I could probably hook it up for you. They’re making an alternative version of Firefox, that will also be open source.”

I responded “No harm in making the connection”. Within three days I was hired as the 10th full time employee, and Bart introduced me as Flock’s “QA/Community QA/Testing and more guy”.

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