What is the difference between a blog and a forum? 5

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First, the subject is different.

1. Forum: It is an online communication place related to network technology.

Second, the characteristics are different.

1. Forum: The information contained in it is relatively rich and extensive, which can attract almost all netizens to the forum, but because it is difficult to refine the wide convenience, this kind of forum often has the disadvantage that it cannot be all refined and comprehensive.

2. Blogs: All provide colorful templates or other personalized solutions, which makes different blogs unique.

Third, the role is different.

1. Forum: It has the advantages of knowledge, interest, fairness, harmony and so on. The forum has provided a platform for netizens all over the world to communicate and made great contributions to the interactivity of the network.

There is an essential difference between a blog and a forum.

Forum Forum.

Just one example can understand the general difference between a blog and a forum.

For example, there are often meetings in China, and the first day is generally in a large conference hall where all the participants get together to listen to a few people's speeches, the topic of the speech is very broad and predetermined, and the audience may only be interested in a small part of it, which is very similar to a forum, where there is a specified topic, and then other people find the topic they are interested in, and discuss the issues under the theme.

The later stage of the meeting will generally be divided into several small venues, each hut is in charge of one person, and then everyone around a relatively narrow and dedicated topic for discussion, the general person in charge is the host of the discussion, the topics are interested and familiar to the people in the hut, the discussion is also very professional, usually the topic is thrown out by the host, everyone discusses around the topic, which is very similar to a blog.

So, in summary, the differences between forums (including BBS) and blogs are as follows:

1) The forum is a public discussion venue, where there are various topics, forum participants should find topics that they are interested in to participate in the discussion, and at the same time they can also throw questions, but generally need to be within the specified topics. A blog, on the other hand, is an intimate place for discussion, where topics are not public, but are proposed by a single person, and the participants of the blog discuss these topics but are unable to form the topic themselves.

2) The resources of the forum are shared, while the blog is exclusive, the blog data belongs to the individual, the forum data is not with the user's will, the individual user has no control over the data, and the data cannot be combined at will, while the blog is a private space, the data is completely controlled by the user, and can be freely organized and combined. Therefore, when a forum participant enters the forum, he searches for his own data (his own topics and comments), while the blog owner enters his own space and can easily find his own data (topics and other people's comments).

3) The primary concern of the forum is the thinking of others, while the primary concern of the blogger is their own thinking. Forum participants tend to participate in a discussion on a topic (much like a commenter on a blog) or to see other people's opinions, with little motivation to think and set their own opinions or questions.

4) The forum is more resourceful, because all the resources are gathered, and the forum participants take what they need, which can attract different types of participants. However, personal blog resources are relatively small, which belong to personal accumulation, and are generally limited to the scope of personal knowledge, only for a small number of people to be interested. However, all personal blogs add up to a large number of resources, but they need a blog aggregator to classify and rank (equivalent to organizing and presenting personal blogs).

To sum up, I need a personal blog, not a forum!

However, it is still recommended that you set up your own personal blog, with your own domain name, space, **, etc. This is a relatively free fujian noise. And third-party blogs are subject to other people's control, which is not good, and it is not allowed to be posted, which is very troublesome.

Personal blogs and general individuals are basically the same in terms of how they are made.

Raw material tools.

1.Register a domain name. It's best to have something to do with a blog.

2.Select the Wide Blog System. For example, WordPress.

4.Resolve the domain name to the server.

5.Publish the blog system to the cloud host.

The above steps still require some knowledge. Lao Wei has written many tutorials for this purpose, such as manual website building on cloud servers, manual website building on PHP panels, and one-click deployment of PHP panels.