Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> __/ [ admin@xxxxxxxxxxx ] on Monday 12 June 2006 12:23 \__
> Have you already seen:
>
> http://blogsavvy.net/multi-user-blog-tools-overall-ratings-and-reviews
>
> http://drupal.org/node/67762
Have now. Thanks!
> To quote from the latter:
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | Drupal can do all those except the multi-blog per single user issue.
> | I know that you can use the 'story' feature in Drupal for shared entries,
> | but I am yet to think of how you can have more than 1 blog per user
> | without having more than 1 user ID because blogs are identified by whom
> | they belong to.
> `----
I wasn't aware of the above limitation. Having more than 1 blog per
user for each domain is not something I want to implement, so this
shouldn't be an issue for me. My reason for using subdomains is to keep
closely related content on separate subdomains.
> There are Drupal -> WordPress importers in case a migration is doable.
WordPress is great blogging software but I'm not looking to replace my
CMS. Drupal already does everything I want and need it too and it's
very easy to modify from a coding perspective. I just haven't chosen
the best way to set it up.
> Best wishes,
>
> Roy
>
> PS - Given the date of the post, I wonder if it's you who posted the question
> in the Drupal support forums.
If it was a question about symlinks and 302 redirects then yes that was
me. And I'm pleased to report I have received different and useful
replies in both forums.
Cheers!
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