An SEO question about loading keywords in Wordpress

[hashbury]

Originally Posted by M O

Hmm really?

first time i hear a comment like this.

I guess the million of people that use WP are just idiots?

They are not idiots, but they probably have not sent enough traffic to it to make it unstable. Ive had a few huge blogs that recieved so much traffic that it kept shutting down or freezing up my mysql database. When you have a database thats 8+ gigs in size and gets hammered with 20, 30, or 40 thousand unique visitors daily it tends to become quite unstable. A few members of this board have had the same problem i believe.
I like wordpress if im just going to implement sponsor rss feeds(splogs), but for any major projects forget it.

[walrus]

Originally Posted by hashbury

They are not idiots, but they probably have not sent enough traffic to it to make it unstable. Ive had a few huge blogs that recieved so much traffic that it kept shutting down or freezing up my mysql database. When you have a database thats 8+ gigs in size and gets hammered with 20, 30, or 40 thousand unique visitors daily it tends to become quite unstable. A few members of this board have had the same problem i believe.
I like wordpress if im just going to implement sponsor rss feeds(splogs), but for any major projects forget it.

I've had the same problem, a couple of different times. If I were to build another big blog project, it would not be on WP.

I still use WP for some things as it does have it's uses but I really limit what I do with the script.

[FuckingBastard]

Originally Posted by hashbury

When you have a database thats 8+ gigs in size and gets hammered with 20, 30, or 40 thousand unique visitors daily it tends to become quite unstable.

That`s a pain in the ass high traffic for a blog !