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Loyalty to WordPress

Started by Andrew Rickmann · 8 months ago

Today is the Unofficial International WordPress Day, Where WP Candy is asking everyone to blog about WordPress in order to show their appreciation. For me, I think this blog says enough, so I want to talk about loyaly, or lack thereof.
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  • Di Turner

    1 year ago

    I'm not sure I can say what would make me walk away from WordPress but I know what makes me stay: trying out various CMS systems what don't even come close to WPs ease of use, if I can't figure out how to add a page to the menu of a site I wouldn't expect customers to use it. I recently had to update a clients TypePad based blog, I found the admin to be a chaotic mess and changing a template seemed to require republishing the entire site. It felt like software that had grown without direction. I like WPs admin, it's simple and it makes sense, if it ever stopped making sense then I'd leave.
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  • longwing

    1 year ago

    I might walk away for a system with a decent online editor. It's the main interface that a blogger uses, yet it gets the least attention. It is incredibly ironic to me that in this age where people are considering moveing their desktop apps online, we are foreced to move what should be an online app to the desktop. You can edit a word processing doc or spreadsheet on google but you have to edit you blog with MarsEdit or whatever. Weird.
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