I'm (not) moving to wordpress?
Twoday.net is great and I like their features a lot.
A lot, nearly all, of my pagan and/or magic-loving friends are blogging here and it's very easy to keep up with their new posts.
I wish this was possible for my quilting hobby as well, and since there are only one or two blogs on quilting on twoday.net, one of them being mine, I'll try out this:
http://distels.wordpress.com
The entries can be exported from here and put into the wordpress blog, that was successful. But at wordpress, you can't edit your CSS and HTML if you only have a free account. Here at twoday, you can.
Twoday.net is the best bloghoster for people who want to customize their weblogs. And sometimes I want to do that. At wordpress, there may be 60 different designs to choose from, but here, there are a million possibilities.
Yes, this is a small provincial european blogcompany, with only 2 or 3 quilty blogs, but - it's simply the best place here. I think I can not leave here.
I could even insert a lightbox javascript and fancy stuff into my blog here. There's absolutely no comment-spam here. I don't know how they do it, but they block that here, and you don't have to wait for moderation or type stupid zigzagged letters into a box to comment.
And it's free! And it's not full of advertising!
I really don't know what to do. Should I move over to wordpress or not? Whats the use of a fantastic twoday.net-blog if there is nobody looking at it? On the other hand, it would be a chance for me to practice my english, even if nobody reads this.
And do you know what? I thought twoday.net was slow. But wordpress is even slower. Wordpress' server is (at least today) awfully slow and being there takes twice as much time, because I have to click through 3-4 screens to manage my blog and the pages take forever to load...
I want to stay at wonderful twoday.net!
A lot, nearly all, of my pagan and/or magic-loving friends are blogging here and it's very easy to keep up with their new posts.
I wish this was possible for my quilting hobby as well, and since there are only one or two blogs on quilting on twoday.net, one of them being mine, I'll try out this:
http://distels.wordpress.com
The entries can be exported from here and put into the wordpress blog, that was successful. But at wordpress, you can't edit your CSS and HTML if you only have a free account. Here at twoday, you can.
Twoday.net is the best bloghoster for people who want to customize their weblogs. And sometimes I want to do that. At wordpress, there may be 60 different designs to choose from, but here, there are a million possibilities.
Yes, this is a small provincial european blogcompany, with only 2 or 3 quilty blogs, but - it's simply the best place here. I think I can not leave here.
I could even insert a lightbox javascript and fancy stuff into my blog here. There's absolutely no comment-spam here. I don't know how they do it, but they block that here, and you don't have to wait for moderation or type stupid zigzagged letters into a box to comment.
And it's free! And it's not full of advertising!
I really don't know what to do. Should I move over to wordpress or not? Whats the use of a fantastic twoday.net-blog if there is nobody looking at it? On the other hand, it would be a chance for me to practice my english, even if nobody reads this.
And do you know what? I thought twoday.net was slow. But wordpress is even slower. Wordpress' server is (at least today) awfully slow and being there takes twice as much time, because I have to click through 3-4 screens to manage my blog and the pages take forever to load...
I want to stay at wonderful twoday.net!
distelfliege - 23. Jun, 03:49
Thanks for visiting :)
I was wondering if a wordpress blog would be better in the future. But your comment seems like a good omen to me.