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What is the blog and forum software for this site? I'm considering adding a blog and a forum to my site and like the idea of keeping it in my domain versus splitting the traffic going with Blogger or something similar. Stephen Power-Book Library: Free personal development, success, inspiration and motivational classics |
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The forum uses vBulletin. Not sure about the blog, but I think it may be Wordpress. I would recommend Wordpress in any case, it's excellent. Steve has talked about what he uses somewhere previously ... |
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Steve answers questions about his blog in these posts: Ask Steve Blogging Questions Blogging Interview In this interview with Lifehack Steve talks about his blogging style. |
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I also recommend WordPress, it's a fabulous piece of blogging kit with a tonne of add-ons and themes available. @Vanessa: Thanks for those links. It's always nice to see how other bloggers do things! |
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I have 5 blogs at the moment, all running Wordpress, and have never had a problem. There are tons of templates and plug-ins for increased functionality and the support community is excellent. I suppose that’s why Steve and other big names use this as their blogging platform.
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