Comments on: Wordpress.com versus Blogger http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/ Friendly, accessible web and print design services in Ann Arbor, Mich. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:38:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Fred http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-104 Fred Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:30:19 +0000 http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-104 Well, I'm almost convinced. I'll take a few years to think about it. :) Well, I’m almost convinced. I’ll take a few years to think about it. :)

]]> By: Julie Hathaway http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-58 Julie Hathaway Sun, 16 Mar 2008 02:32:30 +0000 http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-58 That's true of so many things. It seems so much easier just to stick with what you know. I don't think the "good old days" were really that much better -- but they <em>seem</em> better because it's what we learned first. That’s true of so many things. It seems so much easier just to stick with what you know. I don’t think the “good old days” were really that much better — but they seem better because it’s what we learned first.

]]> By: Textwrapper http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-55 Textwrapper Sat, 15 Mar 2008 04:03:06 +0000 http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-55 What I love about Blogger <i>and</i> Wordpress, is the elegant CSS templates which are available. Instant good design. Here in Humboldt County, the trend seems to be running towards Wordpress with the newer blogs, perhaps for the reasons mentioned in this post. Older, recalcitrant bloggers are sticking with Blogger, but it's like Freehand versus Illustrator: designers always favored the one they learned first. What I love about Blogger and Wordpress, is the elegant CSS templates which are available.
Instant good design.

Here in Humboldt County, the trend seems to be running towards Wordpress with the newer blogs, perhaps for the reasons mentioned in this post.

Older, recalcitrant bloggers are sticking with Blogger, but it’s like Freehand versus Illustrator: designers always favored the one they learned first.

]]> By: Julie Hathaway http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-23 Julie Hathaway Tue, 04 Mar 2008 14:03:24 +0000 http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-23 <strong>Liesl</strong>, you were one of the bloggers that inspired the post. Since your readers are thrilled you must be doing something right! ;) P.S. If you say so. I wasn't aware you owed me an email. Liesl, you were one of the bloggers that inspired the post. Since your readers are thrilled you must be doing something right! ;)

P.S. If you say so. I wasn’t aware you owed me an email.

]]> By: Liesl http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-22 Liesl Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:31:53 +0000 http://pilcrow.biz/wordpresscom-versus-blogger/#comment-22 I think largely I agree with you about Wordpress. I love how quick it is, and how it doesn't get miffed and freeze my machine when I try to upload pictures. And I love not having to warp my corneas typing in soggy-looking letters. But not being able to change the theme is a major bummer. At least my readers seem thrilled that I jumped over to Wordpress! I just realized this afternoon I owe you an e-mail. The one you sent me about ten days ago got misfiled in the wrong folder and I lost track of it. I promise to respond tonight or tomorrow! I think largely I agree with you about Wordpress. I love how quick it is, and how it doesn’t get miffed and freeze my machine when I try to upload pictures. And I love not having to warp my corneas typing in soggy-looking letters. But not being able to change the theme is a major bummer. At least my readers seem thrilled that I jumped over to Wordpress!

I just realized this afternoon I owe you an e-mail. The one you sent me about ten days ago got misfiled in the wrong folder and I lost track of it. I promise to respond tonight or tomorrow!

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