Domain name quick question

if i upload my site using the iweb FTP client will it show just the domain name that i bought from someone else or is it going to include other things?
like i want it to be just
www.domainname.com
and not
web.me.com/Firstname_lastname/www.domainname.com

so if i do use the FTP client it will just show
www.domainname.com
Correct?
As you were told before, normally the browser address bar will show www.domainname.com/sitename/pagename.html
also i heard that if you make a blog and you are not hosting threw mobile me, nobody can post,
is this true?
Blog comments are only available if hosting on MobileMe. An alternative for other hosts is Haloscan.

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