Now that Tumblr does pages, I’ve set the service to replace WordPress at my main davebc.com domain. I moved the site from the blog subdomain, and an htaccess file should take care of any existing direct post links. If you find anything broken, though, please let me know. This also means that the RSS feed has changed from feeds.feedburner.com/1fps to /davebc. I’m using Feedburner’s redirect option for the next 30 days, but please update your readers accordingly. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I’ve been waiting for Tumblr to do pages almost since I discovered it three years ago. The service is certainly missing some features from “everything-and-the-kitchen-sink” platforms like WordPress, but it has plenty of unique features that simply aren’t found elsewhere, and a tremendous amount of style that has yet to be imitated with any success. I love that you can ask me a question, and Tumblr’s theme directory has amassed quite a collection of themes with diverse layouts, personalities, and features (including Disqus comments and lots of social service integration). I also don’t have to worry about MySQL, PHP, or any of that other hippie crap anymore, which is quite relieving.

Tumblr is my favorite blogging service on the market by a mile, and its fantastic iPhone app is delightful icing on the cake. With the introduction of pages, it’s become my favorite blogging and website service.