So does it matter where?

So, should I trust wordpress.com to be a good blog host for me as they like to use snap for monetary gain and they want to charge for things like domain mapping and the ability to cutomize your CSS.  I’d think that was a decent thing if there weren’t others, albeit direct competitors, who offer some of this for free.

So, what’s the incentive? Do you use WordPress.com and pay for the ability to use your own domain and to edit the style of your site? Or, do you use Blogger and get that for free?  Or, do you get free hosting (which is all over the place) and use WordPress and edit to your heart’s content?

Its a connundrum, for sure.

So Am I Still Here?

So, I was just prusing the links in my sidebar at http://coreythompson.com and i decided to check some sites out, which lead me back to WordPress.com.  Did you know that you could have your domain mapped to your blog here?  Did you know that you could get more upload space? What about custom CSS?  Did you know that? All you gotta do is pay…

Am I the Only One?

Am I alone in thinking that WordPress is getting to be slower and slower as the days drag on? I guess that the popularity of getting hosted at WordPress.com is causing a serious latency.  Will it stick around?

The Backup Zone

So I have decided that this would be a good place to redirect anyone when there may be a problem withmy webhost.  I am going to try it, anyhow.  We'll see how it goes.

Just thinking…

…that a simple theme like simpla might do the trick

I really gotta consolidate

Having a wordpress.com account is kinda neato, considering that it was one of the first ones.  Its a shame that I’ve not done anything about it.  I guess that’s because I’ve had a blog for some time now, and its already running wordpress.

So this could be a pretty second post

I’m still exploring this wierd place known as wordpress

First

First real post with Flock.  Hmmm….