i want to know something details about one blog, its url is as follows:
[1] http://www.dreamhoststatus.com/
this seems of a bit wordpress style, but i am not sure about this. so is this site wordpress based? how to assure about this?
btw, this site have not wordpress information in its foot:
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Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).
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These questions must get asked all the time, so apologies for looking like a dumb***.
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