[support] massive blog hosting

[luis medrano]

I really appreciate all your responces but I still have some
questions. How easy is to manipulate the graphic interface of drupal,
I'm talking about implementing my own logo and stuff and the login
page. Also Can I use virtual domains for the users blogs?, for example
user1.myblog.com, user2.myblog.com.

any of you knows where can I get hosting wihere they can handle large
amount of traffic and also large amount of disk space also with drupal
support?

Thanks,
Luis



On 2/4/06, dondi_2006 <dondi_2006 at libero.it> wrote:
>
> > 1) Install Drupal.
> > 2) Enable the "blog" module and "comment" module.  (admin/modules)
> > 3) Give "edit own blog" permission to whichever class of users you want
> > (admin/access).
> > 4) Configure comments to your preference (admin/comments).
> >
> > All users with that permission now have a blog/uid path that is their
> > personal blog.  RSS feed is created automagically.  Comments can be
> > moderated or not, require logging in or not, threaded or not, etc.
>
> But will the users (and the blog posts they create under this Drupal
> configuration) have the same pingback and trackback capabilities and
> facilities available under WordPress or any other "Blog-only" software?
>
> I asked similar questions a couple of weeks ago, even on the forums, but frankly I haven't understood yet if and how much Drupal-generated pages
> can behave like "standard" blog pages, as in:
>
> *) be just as quickly and transparently seen/indexed by Technorati and
>    other blog-oriented search engines
> *) provide to non geeks visitors the same buttons/links as WordPress to
>    trackback their comments on their blogs to my pages, have a permalink,
>    etc...
> *) ping by themselves pingomatic and similar services
>
> Thanks,
>
> D.
>
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