Blogware vs WordPress
This site is interesting, not really for the WordPress
information, but for how many of these features already exist in
Blogware-powered blogs. Bread crumb navigation, check.
Images (slide shows even!), check. I haven't dealt with large
import files, so I don't know how that goes.
information, but for how many of these features already exist in
Blogware-powered blogs. Bread crumb navigation, check.
Images (slide shows even!), check. I haven't dealt with large
import files, so I don't know how that goes.
Really
the bottom line is that I am very happy with my move over to Blogware
from Blogger. The additional power, tools, tweaks, and settings
is great. Blogware is pretty much set up to be a collaboration
platform out of the box. Add users, give differing privileges,
create groups, make some areas public and others private. File
transfers.
the bottom line is that I am very happy with my move over to Blogware
from Blogger. The additional power, tools, tweaks, and settings
is great. Blogware is pretty much set up to be a collaboration
platform out of the box. Add users, give differing privileges,
create groups, make some areas public and others private. File
transfers.
So, if you're looking to
coordinate a project across companies, with several other people
(especially in different time zones). Give Blogware a try.
You can contact me to set up a free 30-day demo. I'll be happy to
show you the ropes.
coordinate a project across companies, with several other people
(especially in different time zones). Give Blogware a try.
You can contact me to set up a free 30-day demo. I'll be happy to
show you the ropes.
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