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  • I haven’t used multiple tables. I have only used multiple databases. I just prefer to have a clean installation for every separate blog, so that if I have troubles, I don’t have a lot of websites down.

    If your hosting provider limits the number of databases that you can use, I might be tempted to use multiple tables, but I might be even more tempted to change hosting accounts.

    I run more than 30 websites myself and have set up countless others. I still prefer a clean, separate installation for each account.

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