Blog Creation and Posting by Amaan Saifi
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The document discusses the differences between websites and blogs. A website is a collection of related web pages and content hosted on a web server and accessible online, while a blog consists of discrete blog posts displayed in reverse chronological order. Websites typically have static, one-way communication about products or services, whereas blogs are more interactive and updated regularly with user commenting on new posts. Blogs are also frequently crawled by search engines due to their fresh content.
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