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And this week we have two questions about building websites.

Over the past 20 years I've probably had 30 or more websites.

I have no idea what the total count is, but it's at least 30.

This is the number of websites I've actually made for some kind of project that was publicly

revealed, not just failed ideas, false starts, domains I registered that I never did anything

with, etc.

And even though I don't build websites myself, I don't do design, I only know very basic

coding.

I have learned a lot along the way through trial and error.

The good news about choosing a platform for your website is that there aren't many mistakes

you can make, at least not many that you can't easily recover from, if you do decide

to switch to something else later.

It kind of falls into the category of what I call reversible decisions.

If a decision is reversible, there aren't many consequences for realizing that you want

to do something else later, then it's not something you need to spend much time worrying

about.

Still, there are some things you should know on the front end that might make it easier

later.

So if you'd like to save time and work more efficiently, you might appreciate the question

we have today from Ryan.

Hi, this is Ryan from Fort Collins, and I've been listening to the show for a couple

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