Website versus Blogging

Since I started the MyFaceSpaceSite.com Blog, I find it harder to be motivated to update the MyFaceSpaceSite.com website.

Blogging is so much easier. So far the blogging site has been able to do everything I have made the website do, such as links to other sites, embedded video from YouTube and pictures.

The only advantage I see to the website is the interesting web address. The blog has the advantage of comments from any readers.

I am now at the point of questioning the need to do something routinely on both the website and the blog site.

My preference would be to do updates on the blog and use links back to the website if ever necessary.

Starting this website and blog has proven the minimal cost and small amount of knowledge needed to get into cyberspace. The domain name cost is less than $10 per year, and everything else has been free. I have used a free website hosting site, free html software and now free blog hosting. I knew nothing about how all this would work before I started, and although I know just a little more than before, I have been able to put a website and a blog together on my own.

One major deterrent to getting into cyberspace is what to put out there. But anyone with access to a computer can get on the stage.

I keep returning to the first statement I made when I started all this, "I don't understand the desire for social networking. I don't think anyone will be interested in what I am doing during each minute of each day."

Should I put the website domain name up for sale? I hate to loose myfacespacesite.com, but it might just be one of those collection issues that I need to resolve.

What do you think?