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Blogging with Wordpress

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Wordpress is an easy, frugal, and feature-rich tool for creating a personal weblog. If you always wanted your own blog, but you don't have time for the technical details, Wordpress lets you get started in style.

In our age of content management systems, you can publish web content without worrying about the underlying technology. Nowhere is this more true than with weblogs (or blogs for short), which you can view in the traditional way with your browser or as RSS streams. In the world of open source, users are spoiled for choice when it comes to blogging tools. One of the most usable and versatile tools for creating a blog is Wordpress [1].

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