if you blog: livejournal, blogger or wordpress?

[youenvyme]

which out of these 3 or more would you prefer using?


i'm a livejournal user and i love how they have the friends page.
and the communities that you can join and keep track.
it's a lot better than having a lot of links to click, like in blogger, links to your friends blog.

 

[fireput]

i like wordpress, have been using it for quite a while.

 

[Slothie]

I'm somewhat of a wordpress fan myself

http://blog.bluefrogx.com

 

[satbir]

I like Wordpress. Why - because got used it.

Check out my blog using wordpress - http://ipo.investorsouk.com/

 

[Sohail]

I like Blogger, you can sign in with a google account and its really easy to use.

You can check out my blog there though i dont really blog anymore.

http://sohailamir52.blogspot.com/

 

[jensen]

WordPress for me. More templates that are easily customizable. Ability to blog offline via Blog API or via Windows Live Writer on IE or ScribeFire on FireFox2.

WordPress.com handles all the updates and provides spam protection via ASKIMET. So I'm with WordPress.

 

[Agenator]

WordPress baby, I use it for my WoW guild and am going to start a website devoted to youtube videos i do later. But yea, its pretty much awesome. Oh and bluefrog, what template are you using, its kick-@$$

 

[QueenHawkeye]

WordPress, I used to use LiveJournal...except it kept eating up my posts.

 

[Slothie]

@Age: Its a custom one, I took it from a mac theme and widgetized it

 

[legendphil]

hao!

wordpress, it isn't just a blog software really (IT IS?!?!)... I guess it's just up to you on how you want your webby done or tweaked.

It is easy to customize. Plus it is free as in costless and you can do almost anything with it.

 

[rockthecasbah]

Livejournal is for a community-esque experience. I like it there because you are blogging WITH people (in the sense that your friends can easily check your blog postings via the friends page) and you can join communities and such.

Posting on blogger or wordpress is more of an autonomous way of blogging.

I do also have a wordpress blog that I use for more "serious" blogging, like reviewing and so on. But for other things that I rather have more interaction with readers, I stick with LJ.