Comments on: wordpress.com and the future http://www.blogsavvy.net/archives/wordpresscom-and-the-future-63/ Professional Blogging: 100's of free tips on how to make money with blogs, monitization, build traffic, build a bussiness online with us. Tue, 03 Feb 2009 00:47:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: Bud Gibson http://www.blogsavvy.net/archives/wordpresscom-and-the-future-63/#comment-353 Bud Gibson Tue, 23 Aug 2005 13:16:43 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/wordpresscom-and-the-future#comment-353 Well, one quick remark. I can understand the motivation behind invite-only services. How do you maintain quality and defeat spam with a free service? There has to be some barrier. However, I should note that I like anonymity. This thing you have going with edublogs is great. I can just sign up and do it. I don't have to be approved by some snob or somehow prove my worth. After that, I'm up for pay services. Final choice, must-be-approved-by-someone services and then only if it is really worth it. I find those almost invariably fail because they do not get the critical mass. Well, one quick remark. I can understand the motivation behind invite-only services. How do you maintain quality and defeat spam with a free service? There has to be some barrier.

However, I should note that I like anonymity. This thing you have going with edublogs is great. I can just sign up and do it. I don’t have to be approved by some snob or somehow prove my worth. After that, I’m up for pay services. Final choice, must-be-approved-by-someone services and then only if it is really worth it. I find those almost invariably fail because they do not get the critical mass.

]]> By: Lelia Katherine Thomas http://www.blogsavvy.net/archives/wordpresscom-and-the-future-63/#comment-352 Lelia Katherine Thomas Tue, 23 Aug 2005 05:40:28 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/wordpresscom-and-the-future#comment-352 Usually I have a lot to say (I'm wordy like that), but I don't have much this time other than to say anyone who thinks this is an 'old idea' hasn't used WordPress. WordPress isn't like other content management systems; you have so much more control. Usually I have a lot to say (I’m wordy like that), but I don’t have much this time other than to say anyone who thinks this is an ‘old idea’ hasn’t used WordPress. WordPress isn’t like other content management systems; you have so much more control.

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