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Probably because its a lot of work and risk. With such a high profile, controversial points quickly become a lot of trouble. Also, there's a lot of overhead wit
by Sebb767 6y ago
Probably because its a lot of work and risk. With such a high profile, controversial points quickly become a lot of trouble. Also, there's a lot of overhead with running and securing the site. So, why bother if you don't have anything interesting to say on there? They are big enough to have Wikipedia host their CV.
- benatkin 6y agoTim Cook and Elon Musk each have twitter accounts. All those points apply except running the site. There's WordPress VIP for that.
- corwin7 6y agoI don't think Wordpress and VIP belong in the same sentence. There are vastly superior PHP CMS's such as Grav or OctoberCMS that don't make PHP look like a garbage language.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 6y ago> there's a lot of overhead with running and securing the site Not really. Especially not if you have Google at your disposal.
- Sebb767 6y agoIt's surely possible, I don't meant to suggest otherwise . But still - why bother when you have nothing to say? A personal website tends to serve as either self promotion or to voice your opinion. I don't think he needs promotion, so unless he wants to start blogging, it's only risk and timesink with no upsides.