So I discovered that I have an agreement with Bluehost and Wordpress for an entire year that I can't break. That means I paid for a website, hosting of it, and the URL, for a company that doesn't exist. *insert sarcastic remark here* Awesome! I do find it amusing that this is a post (blog) driven website much many other platforms have transformed into. I noticed that Blogger is the format - you can have pages (static) or posts (dynamic) or pages of posts (kinda a blend of both worlds)
Now I'm conflicted.
Do I maintain two blogs simultaneously? Or do I maintain the free one (Blogger) that I've had forneverness in favor of the pre-paid? Or maintained the paid one knowing it'll be deactivated / deleted in a year's time?
What would you do?
I'm gravitating to writing one post but copy the entry to both so I can maintain blog integrity. In the early days of web logs ('blogs or blogs for short), I would start with one company such as Live Journal, then jump into a different mid-year to Blog.com or Blogger.com only to settle on Wix.com then bounce to Wordpress.com. SHEESH! I almost threw my hands up and yelled, "FUCK IT! I'll go back to paper and pen."
Obviously, I didn't but the simplicity of paper was attractive. Until I concluded that the interactive nature of a blog post, and the audience it can have over just paper was too compelling. Stick with blogs. However, I'm human therefore a creature of habit. I guess the consistency is my onus. My albatross to bear.
As I wrote, the conflict has been resolved and I'll maintain two blogs until this one disappears into the ether.
Until my next post, keep digging,
'los; outro
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