Ok. That was my WordPress cheerleader post. Now, here's the snark I edited out of that because it didn't fit the flow. If you want people to adopt a different

Ok. That was my WordPress cheerleader post. Now, here's the snark I edited out of that because it didn't fit the flow. If you want people to adopt a different CMS, here are pain points I've heard repeatedly from users. Address all of these and you're golden: * It should have perfect security. Vulnerabilities should be patched immediately, not the next day. * There should constantly be new features to enhance my site. * It should never need upgrades. * It should do everything out of the box instead of needing plugins. * It shouldn't be bloated. Keep the core code base small. * It should be easy for me to do anything and everything from the admin interface. * There shouldn't be a lot of options because it's overwhelming. * 24/7 phone support should be included. Or, if I have to use a support forum, I should get an answer in 5 minutes. * Everything should be free.