[shash7]

Ghost is good for blogging and newsletters.

But that's the problem. Wordpress is used for much much more. You can use it as a CMS, LMS, news platform, saas platform, and much more. You can literally customize it to the bone.

Ghost is a good alternative to wordpress, only if you're using it for 2-3 specific usecases.

[porker]

> But that's the problem. Wordpress is used for much much more. You can use it as a CMS, LMS, news platform, saas platform, and much more. You can literally customize it to the bone.

And that freedom is also its weakness. "When all you have is a hammer, ..." comes to mind.

I've had to rescue enough booking systems, LMS's, and SaaS platforms built on WordPress with terrible performance or 20% of features not working to think this is a terrible approach.

> Ghost is a good alternative to wordpress, only if you're using it for 2-3 specific usecases.

That's no bad thing. More specialised tools help with performance and UX for those tasks.

[qingcharles]

Right. Almost all Wordpress installs are now non-blogging.