I started blogging on Blogger in 2007. As I explored more, I noticed many popular blogs were using WordPress for its rich features and plugins. Curious to try it, I registered the domain bitspedia.com , bought hosting, and set up WordPress. Initially, the experience was exciting. The ability to install plugins, access the code, and modify the database gave me complete control, which felt great. However, I recently switched back to Blogger for several reasons: 1. Too Much Blog Management To keep a WordPress site secure, functional, and visually appealing, you constantly need to install and update plugins. This meant I was spending more time managing the blog than writing content. 2. Hosting Issues The hosting provider I chose was unreliable. I often faced slow loading times and, at times, the blog wouldn’t load at all. Errors like “Could not establish database connection” were frequent. While this was due to my choice of host, Blogger takes care of hosting , so there’s no n...