Aaron Brazell writes in The Blogger’s Primer:
Blogger is a Google-owned platform that is fantastically easy for beginners to quickly jump right into. It’s free, and it takes new users only a few minutes to register and get the system up and running. There is also the added benefit that users can host their own Blogger-powered blog or allow Blogger to host it for them.
I have found a couple major issues with Blogger. Corporate networks using methods of network analysis and monitoring, such as SurfControl, like to flag most Blogger blogs as adult sites. Added to that frustration is the fact that, for readers to comment (and remember: commenting is the currency of the blogosphere), they must register an account with blogger or be satisfied commenting as ‘Anonymous’. I typically recommend users avoid Blogger.
I need to finish what I have already started, i.e., migrating this site to WordPress.
