Blogger is the manic depressive web application. When it’s good, it’s great. When it’s bad, it makes you want to throw yourself out of a speeding train. It’s hard to criticize, because it’s done so much for you; but it’s hard to praise something you depend on that gets into so much trouble. You’d like to help it get better, but you can’t. You realize that most of its problems aren’t its own fault, but sometimes you wish you could just move on.
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amen, brother.
i, too, spend a great deal of time feeling disloyal for entertaining thoughts of switching to greymatter…the relationship with blogger is indeed dysfunctional, probably why i am still so devoted to it…
I rolled my own content system in July. I noticed a drop in traffic, but the faithful still come. In a way I kind of miss blogger, even when it was fussy.