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Well, when I initially began editing to WP, I had only one primary web-site that I maintained - Abandoned. Today, however, I operate four web-sites that present interesting conflicts of interests because my web-sites tend to be more detailed with information and history than what is typically customary on WP. For many of my articles -- and many have not been published on my site due to an extensive backlog, I spend hours and days researching. One particular project, regarding an ammunitions plant, has taken up a lot of my time and I'm literally digging up information and files that's not been disclosed or uncovered for decades.
But do I publish this on WP and duplicate what is on my site? Not really, because WP is an encyclopedia that anyone can edit -- and manipulate and screw up. I don't trust it with detailed data or information, and I don't have the time to monitor my contributions over hundreds of articles. So I typically snip a small part of what I write and link out to one of my articles.
I think that is one of the best ways for me to handle the situation, while at the same time offering WP an insight into something interesting or unique.
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Seicer Resigns
jd turk Seicer Resigns 
