This is a repost of sorts. I originally talked about this here, but I’ve had enough questions regarding it as of late, I thought it merited a revisit.

I ♥ WordPress. It’s the platform I use to develop all my sites.

I switched from WordPress.com to WordPress.org a little over a year ago, and have loved it!

If you’re wondering what the difference is, check out this sweet infographic after the jump.

[Click on the image for the full size version.]

What platform are you using for your blog or site?

[HT: WPBeginner.com]

For those of you wondering about the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, the wait and the seeking of answers is finally over… maybe.

Sweet infographicness after the jump.

Hopefully that clears up some of the questions.

Everything I do is on WordPress.org these days. WordPress has become more than just a blogging platform, and has started to move more and more into a web-hosting platform. The purists of the WordPress community want it to stay that way, but the reality is that the shift has already begun.

If you’re interested in seeing what WordPress can do for you, feel free to email me.

Are you on WordPress (.com or .org)? Why or why not?

[HT: WPBeginner via ChurchCrunch]