One month inside the Empire…

About a month ago, I migrated from the safe, stable climate of WordPress to the unknown but promising habitat of ScienceBlogs. With four weeks having flown by, this seems like a good a point as any to have a bit of a navel-gazing retrospective about what’s changed since the move.

And the answer is… erm, not that much, at least not on a qualitative level. Take a look at the posts I’ve written in the old and new versions of the site and I think you’ll find that there’s remarkably little difference in the topics covered or the style of writing. It’s really important that people realise that the overlords at ScienceBlogs are completely hands-off in their approach to their

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