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    I have 3 domains that go around the same topic - city portal. These domains are basically aimed at 3 languages: local, English and (just for the sake of argument): Esperanto.

    I want to organize these domains in such a manner that, depending on the domain used, my visitors land onto a respective section. Each of the sections would be, so to say, independent of the other two. Of course, I might provide links to the other sections but that's another story.

    On the other hand, I might even want to apply similar but completely different themes to these sections. Since a single Wordpress theme wouldn't work here, is it possible to create multi-site Wordpress installation on one's own VPS server and then apply separate themes on each of them?

    If so, what are the drawbacks of multi-wp approach?

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