I understand the frustration associated with this.
I was faced with having to do yet another server migration, the current primary server is only four months old! The old site also was running a platform that I could still support today, but not with the choices that will be available in a year.
So if I was going to spend significant time and money on another migration, it made sense to invest in new software and re-code the site itself.
From my standpoint, the effort was worthwhile. Server utilization is 25% of what it was before, and now I have flexibility to make many requested changes.
It isn't a situation that pleases everyone, but this is the first significant change that has happened in over five years. It took almost two years to find a solution that would do everything I wanted on TriumphRat.Net. The end result is that there is no way to cover 100% of the issues, but I was able to get close.
You don't accomplish much in life without making things happen and tackling problems. If that is too much for you, then don't do anything worthwhile
