The Difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org

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13 April 2009 · Comments Off

Another article you can refer to others who are still confused about the difference. Of course, there’s also WordPress’ official explanation, another one at About.com, and another one at My Internet Stuff, and here’s yet another one.

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