Unfortunately most of the issues come from WordPress being written for a web that existed 10 years ago. Static pages with little dynamic content.
This doesn't really work on a more "modern" style of site, where the content is more dynamic and changeable.
Again, a lot of these issues only really arise when your product moves past being a blogging-style platform (such as happened to us), but this is something that either WP, or the WP community, seems to be striving for more and more.
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Unfortunately most of the issues come from WordPress being written for a web that existed 10 years ago. Static pages with little dynamic content.
This doesn't really work on a more "modern" style of site, where the content is more dynamic and changeable.
Again, a lot of these issues only really arise when your product moves past being a blogging-style platform (such as happened to us), but this is something that either WP, or the WP community, seems to be striving for more and more.