You may be like many of my friends who know (or could figure out) how to do things like install an OS upgrade, utilize Spaces, or setup an email account in Mail. But, like them, you might appreciate a "white collar" Apple tip here or there. If so, this blog is for you.
This chart explains a lot, but is based on the free wordpress.com-hosted blog setup. Mainly WordPress is more powerful and lets you easily use third-party plugins, but blogger is a little simpler to use, and makes it a little easier to customize one's design. When one host one's own WordPress blog, one get a little more flexibility than when one hosts it on wordpress.com. Personally, I mainly just wanted to host my blog on my own domain (which one can do with blogger), but while I was at it, switching platforms wasn't so difficult so I did that too.
what are the benefits of moving a blog from blogger to wordpress? Why would I want to do it?
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