Well, I've never really used labels like that on my own blog, but I can see where it can cause some large blogs problems. On the other hand, you have to group things under on label unless it's about a particular person, place, or thing.
The "A blog may have at most 2000 labels" seem to be here to stay. Its causing quite a riot at the Google Forums right now. http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=4844c90fd0e8a526&hl=en People are switching to Wordpress because Blogger has gone too far this time.
Wordpress isn't all that, you know. Other than their password protect option, their templates suck and one has to go premium for many options one has free on Blogspot.
I've enough trouble at is titling and labeling my postings.
ReplyDeleteDid you see that other one about a 100 blog limit?
I'm with you. I've been tempted lately to move from blogger too.
ReplyDeleteCan always make the jump to Wordpress.com - it transfers your Blogger info without issue.
ReplyDeleteWell, I've never really used labels like that on my own blog, but I can see where it can cause some large blogs problems. On the other hand, you have to group things under on label unless it's about a particular person, place, or thing.
ReplyDeleteI like the Blogger label cloud feature... and the blogger chooses which ones to appear in the cloud...
ReplyDeleteI love wordpress better. Blogger is too...well...restrictive.
ReplyDeleteThe "A blog may have at most 2000 labels" seem to be here to stay. Its causing quite a riot at the Google Forums right now. http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=4844c90fd0e8a526&hl=en People are switching to Wordpress because Blogger has gone too far this time.
ReplyDeleteWordpress isn't all that, you know. Other than their password protect option, their templates suck and one has to go premium for many options one has free on Blogspot.
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