spoon fed instructions needed
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Got a domain sitting/parked with Godaddy.com. Ready (finally) to begin adding some content to it, blog on it, etc.. What do I need to do at WordPress and Godaddy to allow me to begin developing the site using WordPress? (I don’t have any email address associated w/ the site etc.. It’s just a domain registered to me at Godaddy.)
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First you need to give us the URL of the blog you are asking about on WordPress.COM and the URL of the site you have started to add content to
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I currently do not use WordPress. I have some content on Google+ that has generated enough positive feedback for me to consider investing more time and money into a full fledged enterprise. I looked over the WordPress intro stuff and just don’t get exactly what I need to do to turn my hibernating domain at Godaddy into an active WordPress site. (The impetus for this move was an article I read recently that endorsed WordPress as a favorable alternative to the FB/G+ route)
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Then tell us what you want to do at your site. Then we can tell whether or not WP.com is right for you.
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Basic photojournalistic stuff… easily done on any of the other “free” services but I lose control over “ownership” in a way on them, right? My rudimentary understanding of WordPress is that is that what I put up is more mine/private if that makes sense.
(http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375715,00.asp
“If I want a personal webpage with all sorts of information about myself, I’ll go to WordPress.com and make one. By doing this, I don’t turn over any data, control, or information to an onerous third party to sell, use, or exploit. I can close down the site when I want. I can say what I want. I can pretty much do whatever. “) -
“basic photojournalistic stuff”
DEFINE.
Holy hell, there’s a ton of leeway there. Be specific.
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