Well, I would argue that one should write a web framework if he/she wants to do so. There is no other reason really. Running anything on the web has risks, som

Well, I would argue that one should write a web framework if he/she wants to do so. There is no other reason really. Running anything on the web has risks, some more than others. Likewise, there are tradeoffs to any given plan. Wordpress itself isn't some terrible thing, but an outdated version with 100+ plugins that is poorly administered is likely to be an unauthenticated root shell that happens to also function as a website. This is true of any web framework though.