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Thu, Nov 15, 2007
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1. You have your own domain name
I didn't used to consider this one THAT important, until I started spending a lot of time in places that have unreasonable firewalls that lock out anything with "wordpress" or "blogger" in the URL.
2. You host your own blog
Kind of an extension of point 1, but when I first started out, I was using blogger to create the blog, even though it was hosted on my own server. Naturally, this meant that if blogger went down, my blog was still available, but not update-able. Having all the PHP and SQL sitting on your own webhost might seem like overkill, but it puts you into full control of every aspect of your blog.
3. You have a favicon
This is still one of those thing I think every website should have. If you look at the address bar when you're looking at the average wordpress.com blog, it will have the icon in it.
*yawn*
If you look at mine, it has my own personal icon in it. Far more distinctive :o)
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A bit of a pointless post, really.. it was inspired by my inability to read some blogs, except via their RSS feeds aggregated by MagpieRSS onto my own website, during the day. A nifty feature of b2evolution that would be nice on some other blogs is an RSS feed for comments as well...
Until I can figure out a way to get SSH through the firewalls, anyway ;o)
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