Confluence to Typepad or WordPress
I hiatus because of my consideration of migrating Confluence to Typepad or WordPress. I'm still doing some more research; will resume posts soon.
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4 comments:
Let us know if you need help moving to TypePad. The TypePad One team can help.
http://www.typepad.com/about/typepad-vs-wordpress-vs-blogger.html
Best,
Mark
I love Wordpress, we use it at The Miami Hurricane and it's an absolute dream. albeit some of the third party plugins have a tendency to malfunction, particularly our e-mailed version of the paper.
If you want to take a look at the website http://www.themiamihurricane.com/
Why the move?
Well... I am all up for the change, and the free WordPress is winning in my list. The question is: (1) Can I mmigrate my full DNS posts so that Google doesn't have to re-index all my posts? and (2) How much free space do I have for hosting?
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