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A good example of where a product's market is limited by it's branding. I can look his points and see that they're a CMS's features, but in my head I'm thinking
by shib71 16y ago
A good example of where a product's market is limited by it's branding. I can look his points and see that they're a CMS's features, but in my head I'm thinking "WYSIWYG blog entry, adding pages to a blog, blog, blog, blog".
- petervandijck 16y agoYep. And there's really no point for WP to try to get away from blogs into CMS territory. There will be blogs for a long time to come, and WP should just shoot to own that.
- ryanjkirk 16y agoWP does already own it though. With its momentum and swath of plugins, it will continue to own at least the self-hosted blog. The reason it should branch out into being a fully-fledged CMS is exactly as the author describes: usability. It's so much easier for users than most other CMS's. Despite other deficiencies, that is huge.