Is it a good idea to create a math blog on Wordpress? I recently started a blog on Wordpress and ran into a lot of problems. These include


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*Wordpress.com doesn't allow installing new plugins, so the user must pay a monthly fee to host the blog on Wordpress.org.

*$\LaTeX$ support on Wordpress doesn't support equation alignment. Writing multi line equations is a mess. 

*Writing math on a blog appears to be much more difficult than writing math in $\LaTeX$ .

*The blog writer has to adjust the font size of every line written in $\LaTeX$ . The default font size is extremely small.


Are these valid concerns about creating a math blog? Do all users who create a math blog run into the same problems?
It looks like I need to start self-hosting my blog per these recommendations and download the WP to $\LaTeX$  plugins to work around these frustrations?
The blog I wrote is at https://axion004.wordpress.com/. I'm writing the blog for fun and would like to write more.
A similar question was posted previously, How to start a math blog?. I made a new question since I am looking for a slightly different answer.

Here's mine: https://justanothermathblog.wordpress.com
I wouldn't recommend it, unless there's a new $\LaTeX$ plugin/integration/etc. I don't know about. My process for writing a blog post:


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*Write the post as a normal $\LaTeX$ document.

*Use LaTeX2WP to convert the $\texttt{.tex}$ file into HTML, e.g.
$$\texttt{python latex2wp.py input.tex output.html} $$

*Copy the HTML into Wordpress and publish.


It works, but there's probably a content management system more suited for $\LaTeX$-based posts.
