Sometimes blogging software is like potato chips - hard to stop once you've started. The new bag of chips is Wordpress, and the resulting blog is here.

The Wordpress blog is my first dabble with server-side blog software. So far I like the convenience of it, being able to post from anywhere or any machine. And it does seems powerful and flexible.

On the other hand, this blog is based on Tinderbox, and seems to have almost unlimited flexibility. It is more difficult to get the stuff on the server, although Transmit 3 makes it pretty easy, at least for now. Tinderbox seems to export the whole blog every time; a Transmit option limits uploads to recently changed files. This is fine now, but what happens when there's a year or more of posts? Not sure how to continue.