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Monday, February 04, 2008


I am contemplating a switch to Wordpress (another blogging engine, like Blogger) with my own domain name and web hosting.

I have been checking around and I can get pretty generous bandwidth for about S$60 per year. a domain like deskoh91.com will set me back another S$15 or so yearly. then I can finally have an unique identity for myself on the net.

Wordpress is a much more powerful engine than what blogger offers. I can create seperate pages for posts, about and links. I can password protect a single post. I can compose more sophiscated posts. it is also free. once you find a space to host it that is. their wordpress.com blogs is kinda limited.

whats more it is easy to import my Blogger posts over to Wordpress with their import wizard. but what if I want to switch back later? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

just wondering at this moment. dont mind me.
posted by Desmond, 12:19 PM