Although it’s not that obvious, I am working hard on this site. I have been doing some site migration, updates and upgrades on the back-end recently. I guess it’s time I also update the front-end and work hard on making my site functional again, posts-wise.

It’s just that I have been too occupied with many other things and never had the chance to play around with my seo tools online, rather have been working on fixing some lean mean machine to sell for a good price. But, I am back to working on my site again for good, and hopefully I do it right this time. This site definitely needs to be hyped up! I gotta keep those posts coming.

Finally I’m finished Upgrading To Wordpress 2.8.4. With simple scripts, it’s easy as 1 2 3. But the great thing about the latest versions of wordpress, is that you can upgrade right straight from your dashboard.

Looks like Matt Mullenweg and the rest of the wordpress developers are dedicated to making the well-loved and all time favorite blogging and cms platform as user-friendly as possible. They are also quick to making fixes soon as bugs are reported. So yeah, I hope you are all finished Upgrading To Wordpress 2.8.4 too! Gotta upgrade my plug-ins too… Ciao!

An increasing number of people are joining the blogging world, sharing their thoughts and opinions with a potential audience of millions, but the real audience that you get who really gives a damn and care about what you write are only a few, and most either want to exchange links, get links, make spam comments and etc. Some simply want to make money on the web, since blogging became the best medium for advertising, due to the growing number of internet users. Some blog for the sake of becoming popular, most especially those who are in the music and showbiz industry, and there are also those who wish to showcase their talents in arts, and photography.

Only a few are really keeping their diaries and living up to the real meaning of blogging. But what is the real meaning of blogging anyway???

But if there’s one major downside of blogging that would be losing one’s privacy. What should often remain a private thing that individuals should share with no one or only the people concerned  often becomes a public topic that is subjected to public scrutiny. Writing something in the heat of the moment, and with a single keystroke, bloggers often post or publish articlesthey soon regret — but only after the whole world has had an opportunity to read what you already wrote.