Some Blogging Myths

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Ghost

I recommend https://bearblog.dev (free) or https://ghost.org (paid) It's fun to set up static site generators but I think it's better to pick something you can start writing in immediately instead of spending time thinking about what to use. If you end up enjoying blogging you can switch to different software later if you like. But don't let that stop you from starting to write now.

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Bear Blog

I recommend https://bearblog.dev (free) or https://ghost.org (paid) It's fun to set up static site generators but I think it's better to pick something you can start writing in immediately instead of spending time thinking about what to use. If you end up enjoying blogging you can switch to different software later if you like. But don't let that stop you from starting to write now.

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Hyvor Blogs

Give https://blogs.hyvor.com a try. It supports multi-languages by default. (I'm the founder).

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Mataroa.blog

I'm using Mataroa[0] as my blogging platform and it comes with its own analytics. It's very simple, and gives me the following: - Read counts per post, for the last 30 days. - How many RSS pulls, for the last 30 days. - How many site visits, for the last 30 days. Nothing more, nothing less. I'm pretty happy with them, and have no intention to change it. [0]: https://mataroa.blog.

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