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Do you have a limit of how much you'll spend on the monthly/annual cost of your VPS or dedicated server?
If you reach that limit - what will be your next move?
What is needed for a dedicated server at home?
What equipment does one need? Services? Etc.
I'm talking just for someone to host their own websites and not provide a hosting service or anything like that.
Which is cheaper? DIY or a hosting service?
Tell the truth...
Do you join and visit other forums for the sole purpose of looking for others who would join your forum?
I'm not saying every forum you join but have you ever done this on any of them and do you still do it?
Is this practice wrong? Why or why not?
Free versus paid: Which from of advertising has worked best for your blog and why?
Free is often better but free doesn't always mean good. Sometimes paid works a lot better.
That's what I'm interested in here.
When it comes to growing your forum or blog, how did you first find out the ways to do it?
Did you figure out about growth tactics on your own? Did a friend tell you? Did you check a certain website?
Was there someone who introduced you to blogging in terms of becoming a blogger?
Or did you find it on your own? If you did do it on your own, how did you find out about becoming a blogger?
How often do you get spam comments on your blog?
For my most active blog, here lately I'm getting around 6-10 AI-generated spam comments a week. It's not too bad to deal with since I require approval, but it is on the increase with AI.
How about you all? Do you find the spam comments to be...
I used to run a paranormal blog. Strange Topics.
https://web.archive.org/web/20121029162604/http://strangetopics.com/forum/
The Wayback site theme is messed up, but I had nearly 200 members! I can hardly remember it.
I've always used the admin>moderator strategy.
Over time, I've become more laid back in moderation, but I want to keep the hammer available just in case I need to use it.
I think Ghost is good if all you need is a blog. Personally, I rarely extend my blogs. Ghost might be a better solution for me but I'm probably going to stick to WP unless it folds up and then I might consider Ghost as an alternative.
I really should download the software and try it out, though.
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