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It became popular when there weren't many CMSs that non-tech people could easily install and use. It now has first-mover advantage and an entire ecosystem of p
by billy99k 3y ago
It became popular when there weren't many CMSs that non-tech people could easily install and use. It now has first-mover advantage and an entire ecosystem of plugins. In addition to this, there are entire companies dedicated to making sites based on Wordpress.
To overcome this is a daunting task because you need to convince non-tech people to move to a new solution and have something that already has a 15-year head start.