If you’ve ever wondered about setting up a blog, there are a number of platforms that you can use. The Big Bible Project is built upon WordPress (most people will choose wordpress.com, whilst those who have their own domain names can choose to use wordpress.org, which offers extra functionality). Below is a simple summary of how to set up a WordPress.com blog. More information on strategies to follow, but meantime, have a play with the software!
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