Ubiquitous WordPress

I switched from Google and WordPress.com to hosting, to my wlod.net.

Google was very promising once and again. Then it would put us, users, down. Also, it gets big and suffers from it. Its different products do not share their advantages. You expect and miss some good stuff from one Google product in another, only to get disappointed.

WordPress is simply not intuitive. It’s amazing! 🙂 But here I am. You should also seek other impotence treatment if you are going through any sexual dysfunction then don’t take it for granted that this medication will work for you. cialis cheap online You will get viagra without prescription get your medicine within 5 to 8 weeks. Tadalafil, the viagra free consultation , already creates the blood pressure abnormally dropped in a few cases. There are women who generally feel embarrassing to go levitra no prescription devensec.com and consult with a doctor or druggist. I’ll use all kind of tools not related to WordPress for my regular pages, but for blogging I am giving WordPress another chance. Possibly I’ll get used to it. Some great and outstanding mathematicians like and use WordPress, hence it can’t be too bad. It has advanced constructions, no problem here (perhaps :-)). Only, its user friendliness does not apply to me.

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  1. “wlod.net” seems to work as an URL–I write it into the top line for URL, and get my site. I also have wlod.net/index.html. Nevertheless, I am not able to get a working link to wlod.net in my blog post. I type in one thing, and the everything knowing WordPress modifies my [a href=”…”] link [/a], replacing it by garbage!

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