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The OP is saying most of these plugins should be built in. Using your analogy, WordPress should be a furnished apartment, not one where you have to buy all the
by zebracanevra 3y ago
The OP is saying most of these plugins should be built in.
Using your analogy, WordPress should be a furnished apartment, not one where you have to buy all the white goods yourself. (if renting)
- CM30 3y agoThat's a fair criticism. WordPress definitely lacks a lot of seemingly basic features, like a contact form, a decent user management system, etc. I guess if there's one thing that might be attracting people to hosted solutions, it's that many of them do provide these sorts of features built in.
- sdflhasjd 3y agoI think the question this raises is: Is Wordpress an application or a framework? Because what it's like at the moment is a half-furnished apartment where it doesn't come with a kitchen sink, but does have a bed for some reason. If it's an application, a lot of what people need doesn't come in the box. If it's a framework, a lot of what's built in isn't necessary and it doesn't let users pick what flavour of wordpress they want.