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Certainly, here are brief reflections on each of the mentioned blogging platforms:

1. Blogger:

User-friendly interface, integration with Google services, free hosting, and easy monetization through Google AdSense.

2. Squarespace:

Elegant and customizable templates, all-in-one platform (hosting included), suitable for users who want a visually appealing site without extensive technical knowledge.

3. WordPress:

User-friendly, customizable, and offers a free plan. It's a good option for beginners.

Highly customizable with a vast library of plugins and themes. Requires external hosting and a bit more technical knowledge.

4. Medium:

Simple and clean interface, a built-in community, and a focus on content creation. Good for writers who want to reach a broader audience.

5. Tumblr:

Microblogging platform with a strong emphasis on multimedia content. Social and community-oriented.

6. LiveJournal:

Long-established, community-oriented, and supports both short and long-form content.

Each platform caters to different needs and preferences. Choosing the right one depends on your goals, technical expertise, desire for customization, and whether you prefer a more social or individual-focused platform. It's advisable to explore the features of each platform to find the one that aligns best with your blogging objectives

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I learned in this activity is not too difficult because I only do is to sign in ang log in in those apps and some of these apps is I already have an app like Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook so I finish it quickly on time because I didn't have a hard time to do it. And doesn't have a hard time to post in thread and twitter because it's too easy for me to do this. And also its have disadvantages in those apps because it's hard to share your email address to others especially strangers or to hackers if your password is not too strong, and always remember your password that log in in any apps.