I'm now a little fuzzy on the precise intonation of your holy crap, but I'll let everyone visit your page and make their own minds up as to what shade of holy crap you originally intended. ;-) I realise Blogger's huge - it was oversubscription that was killing them when I left way back when. But at the same time, now that they have Google behind them, surely they should start considering not how to conserve server space, but how they are going to keep Blogger competitive in the long run. If I were starting a new blog, from scratch, having never blogged before, well, Blogger is not the most useable UI, nor is it the most attractive in terms of features, so what is going to make Blogger stand out? Maybe Blogger doesn't add new components to its service because it can't afford the server space and bandwidth, but if that's the case, well, they're in the wrong market. Compromising service to save your arse when the competition is already better than you never has been a sound business tactic.