I have to say, the most frustrating thing is, how every time I edit a post, line breaks and spaces in the content gets messed up / erased, and I have to fix it all over.
Another thing is WP’s way of handling video embedding, which I find inflexible.
On Blogger, Google Analytics is more powerful, and Google Adsense is a plus.
Meanwhile, one thing I miss is “pages” feature (i.e. About page). Blogger doesn’t have that concept. Just posts.
I’d be interested in comparing notes with other people who’ve experimented with both WP and Blogger.
Oh Okie.
All good points Nola, I wonder if WordPress is listening :)
I hope so.
As far as points of my own?
Hmm, I dunno what to tell ya because while I have signed up for all kinds of web stuff, I’ve pretty much only used the WordPress (or email haha)…
I don’t fully understand how Google Analytics works and somehow I dunno that Adsense would even be interested in what I post either (but who knows, right?)…
I wish I knew people who used both (most of my friends are stuck and tragically happy posting on the “Social networking” sites) blog platforms so they’d tell me what to post here for ya, heheh.
Turn things into a blog debate…blog candidates can hold up town hall meetings, shake hands with bloggers, kiss babies…oh wait! :P
Maybe there’s something for cross posting? That way you could keep your WP and Blogger readers, maybe generate twice your desired traffic (Again, don’t bet on anything I say).
Ima Nerd said,
January 31, 2008 @ 4:39 am
I guess I’m going to have to change my bookmarks huh? BTW, what caused the move? Inquiring cats/readers want to know.
Nola said,
February 1, 2008 @ 11:03 pm
I have to say, the most frustrating thing is, how every time I edit a post, line breaks and spaces in the content gets messed up / erased, and I have to fix it all over.
Another thing is WP’s way of handling video embedding, which I find inflexible.
On Blogger, Google Analytics is more powerful, and Google Adsense is a plus.
Meanwhile, one thing I miss is “pages” feature (i.e. About page). Blogger doesn’t have that concept. Just posts.
I’d be interested in comparing notes with other people who’ve experimented with both WP and Blogger.
Ima Nerd said,
February 3, 2008 @ 6:24 pm
Oh Okie.
All good points Nola, I wonder if WordPress is listening :)
I hope so.
As far as points of my own?
Hmm, I dunno what to tell ya because while I have signed up for all kinds of web stuff, I’ve pretty much only used the WordPress (or email haha)…
I don’t fully understand how Google Analytics works and somehow I dunno that Adsense would even be interested in what I post either (but who knows, right?)…
I wish I knew people who used both (most of my friends are stuck and tragically happy posting on the “Social networking” sites) blog platforms so they’d tell me what to post here for ya, heheh.
Turn things into a blog debate…blog candidates can hold up town hall meetings, shake hands with bloggers, kiss babies…oh wait! :P
Maybe there’s something for cross posting? That way you could keep your WP and Blogger readers, maybe generate twice your desired traffic (Again, don’t bet on anything I say).
Have you played with Tumblr yet? Or Jaiku?