Thank you for your kind response.

Most folks dont like to read which is rather weird since the net tends to be reading.

When I write something even the above thats the abbreviated edition per se. As a programmer versed in marketing as well (rather rare I am told) I am used to reading enormous books as software engineering / database engineering/administration requires that basically and truth being truth. Pretty much very little can be learned or even understood in brief written prose.

How design firms work and how small developer / design firms work really has caused this enormous gap in client expectations and that as well as how these open source PHP based applications manage third party development has opened the doors to their own demise.

Wordpress presently enjoys a sized market share. In less than 5 years should they not literally transition the application and refine it and basically the only choice in that is .NET they will go down in the history books. As I said, its not about price. Web.com, Wix etc. Its about the client being able to manage to large extent their web and have it work for them not against them and fit seamlessly into their workflow processes. Anything that cant do that will be victim to these enterprise services who's goals are to do just that.