I think wp, or even better; yii framework (but that is offtopic). You could still have a medium blog where you post the gist of your latest post, and link back to your wp blog.
Why? Because wp (your own hosted wp, not wp.com) gives you full freedom to change anything, while medium just lets you do so little.
Because its extremely limited. You cannot install themes and plugins unless you upgrade to a paid plan. The blog is not yours and you're subject to their rules. When you host it yourself, the site is yours, you own the content and are free to do pretty anything you want.Why not using the WP.com premium and save the headache of hosting it on my own?
Because its extremely limited. You cannot install themes and plugins unless you upgrade to a paid plan. The blog is not yours and you're subject to their rules. When you host it yourself, the site is yours, you own the content and are free to do pretty anything you want.
It depends on what you mean "headache". I personally love setting up and maintaining my own hosting (and I mean through SSH, not cpanel). That way I have full control over the sites I host. For a newbie though, the managed hosts may be better. Even then, I would suggest to use a third party wp host like wpx; mostly because I have not used wp premium yet. I have never used wpx either, but @MisterF recommends them, and he is one of the few members I trust here. So, go with wpx if you don't want to self host your sites.Why not using the WP.com premium and save the headache of hosting it on my own?
I guess it can be convinient for some people. Go ahead, if in the future you need to scale your blog you can always migrate it.Ok, so if paying for their paid plans is not an issue and my content is going to be whiter than white, there is no reason not to use wp.com?
Ok, so if paying for their paid plans is not an issue and my content is going to be whiter than white, there is no reason not to use wp.com?