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[Emma and Eva's Mum]

I've used WordPress for a few years to manage my site. It's a little tricky at first, but you'll soon learn how to work it all out. Super easy in the end and perhaps the most way to begin learning about how to manage a site.

[DakotaEverard]

I've used WordPress for a few years to manage my site. It's a little tricky at first, but you'll soon learn how to work it all out. Super easy in the end and perhaps the most way to begin learning about how to manage a site.

WordPress has become one of the most popular, if not the most popular, blogging platform and CMS on the planet. There a lot of pros:
- WordPress, and many of the themes and plugins for it, are freely available as Open Source code
- out of all the Content Management Systems and Blogging platforms out there, WordPress would have the biggest community
- WordPress Core has a regular development schedule, with releases these days very rarely breaking backwards compatibility
- WordPress is famous for it’s easy installation process
- there are a number of very good security plugins.

But also there are a cons:
- WordPress has a reputation as a difficult platform to design on
- Limited Permissions Scoping
- Historically WordPress has been designed as Blog platform. As such, the content model is a little restrictive
- A lot of inconsistencies exist with the internal API

In ane case WordPress is a strong content management system because of its origin in blogging. It is very easy to navigate through the pages and content on a WordPress website. WordPress makes it simple to organize content with or without a lot of website management knowledge. But I prefer custom CMS instead of free of charge CMS. You can observe it at my website. All comments and remarks are welcome.