WordPress
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“My own blog is hosted on Wordpress.”
Adrian Hon Interview, CEO (Six to Start) · via Uses This 
“Most of the sites I manage / publish to are built in WordPress.”
Thursday Bram Interview, Writer · via Uses This 
“I contribute to a blog that runs on WordPress, and my personal blog and the site I use to teach my digital history course also run on WordPress.”
Trevor Owens Interview, Librarian, historian · via Uses This 
“For blogging, I use Wordpress with the Editorial Calendar plug-in, which helps me see visually what's coming up and what still needs to be written.”
Kate Sloan Interview, Freelance writer · via Uses This 
“I write blog posts in Wordpress.”
Naomi Parkhurst Interview, Knitting designer · via Uses This 
“Generally, I only do that for free download supplements via my website This Gaming Life which I put together using WordPress.”
Rick Priestley Interview, Game designer · via Uses This 
“I have found it easier to manage than WordPress (particularly as I know next to nothing about databases), but I have been thinking lately about moving on from GitHub and hosting the Jekyll sites myself.”
Audrey Watters Interview, Writer (Hack Education) · via Uses This 
“My blog and website are powered by WordPress with custom themes.”
Elena Zaharova Interview, Designer, art director · via Uses This 
“Wordpress for my own site CMS and usually for clients, too.”
Elana Schlenker Interview, Graphic designer, art director · via Uses This 
“My blog runs on WordPress, which is truly inspirational as a piece of software, as an organization, and as a community.”
Parker Higgins Interview, Artist, activist (Freedom of the Press Foundation) · via Uses This 
“The website itself is built on WordPress with a whole lot of modifications from the standard themes.”
Sarah Werner Interview, Independent librarian, book historian · via Uses This 
“We also have a suite of custom-made web apps that we use - some built into our WordPress setup, some totally bespoke.”
Jeremy Wortsman Interview, Founder of The Jacky Winter Group · via Uses This 
“WordPress websites are a strange blend between admin GUI and text editing.”
Jamie Sanchez Interview, Creative consultant, developer (Bit Bash, AnimeChicago) · via Uses This 
“At work, we're putting our articles up through Wordpress.”
Dana Schwartz Interview, Entertainment writer (The Observer) · via Uses This 
“The websites for my literary projects are largely running on Wordpress.”
Rachel Hyman Interview, Software developer, writer, publisher · via Uses This 
“I make a low res version to post on my website, which is built from WordPress.”
Jesse Moynihan Interview, Cartoonist (Forming) · via Uses This 
“WordPress allows users to post their sex confessions on the XConfessions website, and for us to add content to erikalust.com.”
Erika Lust Interview, Erotic film maker (Lust Cinema) · via Uses This 
“I work in Wordpress and various proprietary CMS systems for my publishing concerns.”
Claire L. Evans Interview, Writer, editor, singer (YACHT) · via Uses This 
“(Friends don't let friends manage their own WordPress installations.)”
Erin McKean Interview, Founder of Wordnik · via Uses This 
“If I assign students to write blog posts, then I use WordPress.”
Lincoln Mullen Interview, Historian, teacher · via Uses This 
“I use to have a self-hosted Wordpress site but I got tired of having to be my own site admin, and Squarespace is a simple and cheap alternative to hosting services that provide a lot of support for Wordpress blogs.”
Catherine Mulbrandon Interview, Designer (Visualizing Economics) · via Uses This 
“My blog is self-hosted in Wordpress with a caching plugin called WP Fastest Cache that helps deal with spikes in traffic.”
Sam Lavigne Interview, Programmer, artist · via Uses This 
“My own website runs on Wordpress and is hosted by Laughing Squid (and it was designed and developed by [Star St.”
Melissa Gira Grant Interview, Writer, freelance journalist · via Uses This 
“I also sometimes help build stuff for ONA and SND and contribute to open source projects like WordPress.”
Yuri Victor Interview, Developer, user experience designer (Vox Media) · via Uses This 
“For my website mattcutts.com I use Tiger Tech for webhosting, and for my blog I use WordPress.”
Matt Cutts Interview, Head of Google's webspam team · via Uses This 
“I use Wordpress to host my blog.”
Paul Lamere Interview, Music hacker (The Echo Nest) · via Uses This 
“My blog runs on a self-hosted (and slightly hacked) version of Wordpress.”
Daniel Lemire Interview, Computer researcher, professor · via Uses This 
“I tend to use Wordpress a lot, which I resent but it's one of those things you can't avoid in this line of work.”
Carrie Cutforth-Young Interview, Professional storyteller, producer, community builder · via Uses This 
“The podcast home pages are both hosted using WordPress, and I use the Seriously Simple Podcasting plugin for Bitsplitting's feed and audio player.”
Daniel Jalkut Interview, Software developer (MarsEdit, FastScripts), podcaster · via Uses This 
“I run my website using Wordpress.com because it's all I know.”
Chloe Cross Interview, Writer (VICE) · via Uses This 
“I use Wordpress for my main blog.”
Sean T. Collins Interview, Writer (comics, Rolling Stone, BuzzFeed) · via Uses This 
“When building websites that require a CMS, I stick to WordPress or Drupal.”
Robin Camille Davis Interview, Digital librarian, web developer · via Uses This 
“I use Wordpress for my blog; I have a fantastic developer who maintains the back end.”
Lisa Congdon Interview, Artist, illustrator · via Uses This 
“Wordpress - I am huge Wordpress fan for any sort of site with substantial content.”
Kate Matsudaira Interview, Hacker, speaker (Decide) · via Uses This 
“I threw my website onto SquareSpace because I was having so many security issues with Wordpress.”
Douglas Rushkoff Interview, Media theorist, writer · via Uses This 
“On the web server side of things, I'm a huge fan of Wordpress.”
Ed Hunsinger Interview, Developer, blogger, fire artist · via Uses This 
“For blogging I use a self-hosted Wordpress installation.”
Kevin Meredith Interview, Photographer, teacher · via Uses This 
“My blog is done in Wordpress.”
Horace Dediu Interview, Writer, podcaster (Asymco, The Critical Path) · via Uses This 
“I run nearly all my websites in some version of WordPress.”
Jessamyn West Interview, Librarian, MetaFilter community manager · via Uses This 
“For The Paris Review blog, I use Wordpress.”
Thessaly La Force Interview, Writer, editor (The Paris Review) · via Uses This 
“For writing, most people are surprised to learn that I actually do most of it inside of WordPress - though I'm careful to copy it before I save just in case (I've been burned a few times before).”
MG Siegler Interview, Tech reporter (TechCrunch) · via Uses This 
“Although Wordpress is just as good, and has many more useful and diverse plugins (I use it on my personal site), I think MT has the 'used less, gets hacked less' advantage, and it's sorta a legacy thing at this point.”
Simon Carless Interview, Gamer (GDC, IGF, Gamasutra, GameSetWatch) · via Uses This 
“dorkbyte is created with Wordpress and hosted by yours truly.”
Laura Khalil Interview, Marketer, puzzler, robot builder · via Uses This 
“I have a WordPress blog for poetic ramblings and, depending on the month, actual poems (April and September have been my poem-a-day months).”
Sue Allspaw Interview, Poet, information security analyst · via Uses This 
“I write in TextEdit or WordPress (zeldman.com is a WordPress blog).”
Jeffrey Zeldman Interview, Web designer, fan of Web Standards · via Uses This
