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I've been told that I should get a WordPress website. Looking into it, there is an open-source content management system available from wordpress.org and hosting available for it from wordpress.co...
#3: Post edited
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ArtOfCode
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2023-06-20T18:04:42Z (over 1 year ago)
#2: Post edited
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Stephen Ostermiller
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2023-06-15T01:03:02Z (over 1 year ago)
I've been told that I should get a WordPress website. Looking into it, there is an open-source content management system available from wordpress.org and hosting available for it from wordpress.com. However, there are also a lot of other hosting providers that will install WordPress.- Is wordpress.com the "official" wordpress host that everybody uses, or are there good reasons to go with a third party hosting solution for a WordPress website?
- I've been told that I should get a WordPress website. Looking into it, there is an open-source content management system available from wordpress.org and hosting available for it from wordpress.com. However, there are also a lot of other hosting providers that will install WordPress. [The wordpress.org website lists several of them after wordpress.com](https://wordpress.org/hosting/).
- Is wordpress.com the "official" wordpress host that everybody uses, or are there good reasons to go with a third party hosting solution for a WordPress website?
#1: Initial revision
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Stephen Ostermiller
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2023-06-15T01:02:06Z (over 1 year ago)
Is wordpress.com the official hosting site for the WordPress content management system?
I've been told that I should get a WordPress website. Looking into it, there is an open-source content management system available from wordpress.org and hosting available for it from wordpress.com. However, there are also a lot of other hosting providers that will install WordPress. Is wordpress.com the "official" wordpress host that everybody uses, or are there good reasons to go with a third party hosting solution for a WordPress website?