This is a big problem with the "blogging CMS" market. A technical person who just wants a blog can easily set up a SSG, or even write their own CRUD app, in ju

This is a big problem with the "blogging CMS" market. A technical person who just wants a blog can easily set up a SSG, or even write their own CRUD app, in just a couple of hours. So they don't really need a WordPress alternative. A non-technical person, on the other hand, will want (if not need) at least a few plugins and themes to set up a blog. Anything that can't be auto-installed on GoDaddy or requires manual file editing and/or shell commands is right out. Most of the alternatives are sorely missing in this department.