I used to use blosxom for my blog, and the one thing that drove me away was comment handling. The comment plugin that was available (at the time) stored all co

I used to use blosxom for my blog, and the one thing that drove me away was comment handling. The comment plugin that was available (at the time) stored all comments concatenated together into one file, which meant that if you wanted to take out one spam comment, you had to open that file and snip something out of the middle. And when I was on blosxom I attracted a lot of spam. I eventually gave up and moved to textpattern (http://textpattern.com/ http://textpattern.com/), which has also occasionally irritated me, but not enough to switch a second time. (At least, not until I write my own damn blog-serving software, like a true ubernerd...)