Do not be fooled by the enormous size… Do not be fooled by the enormous size of Wp's user base. There is a recent virus effecting 2.6 million websites and counting. This is from faulty technology on wordpress applications that allows hackers to easily access your site. Wordpress is like going to the casino. One day all of your hard work may disappear. I am going to contact every possible media channel to warn would be WP users, until my dying breath.

I did not like it at all I did not like it at all. It was not user friendly or drag and drop like it says it is. I was setting up a blog site and the templates wordpress.org has does not apply to blogging. When I tried to configure or change to what I wanted it kept defaulting to its original. Also, the navigators should have words and names instead of pictures. It is not for me at all.

Don't mind the bad reviews Don't mind the bad reviews, there's a reason WordPress is the most popular CMS platform in the world. The community is as big as it gets, but the moderators need to change, and don't wait for any customer support for the .org domain; Community is all we have to find answers to our problems.

Excellent. You will be satisfied. Excellent. You will be satisfied. I am satisfied as web developer and designer. Reviewing WP needs lots of writing. If you will google some information, you should be able to see useful reviews and tutorials. Easy to add WooCommerce and you are ready for your own eshop. Search for companies using WordPress. You will find big names, of course, WP is reliable. If somebody is complaining it is OK, but giving ONLY 1 star means that the problem is ALWAYS between chair and keyboard. Big brands, eg Microsoft News, TED Blog, The Walt Disney Company, MTV News, Evernote Blog and others are using WordPress too, it means WP is reliable.

The Emperor has no clothes I know it's a heresy; like saying the Emperor is wearing no clothes, but truly, Wordpress is just illogical, frustrating and fiddly to use compared to so many of its competitors. I have just spent 10 minutes trying to find out where the header is located in the innumerable customisation menus. Seriously! 10 minutes. The template has one set of customisations, Wordpress itself another, and they duplicate, override, clash and generally confuse. Of course it's a behemoth, and like VHS won despite the superior quality of Beta, it won't be going broke fast. But if they've any sense, it needs to be rethought from the ground up as WordPress 2.0