That's somewhat untrue. Personal software only moves to your constraints. Shared software moves to others' as well. I use Mediawiki for my site (I would like others to be able to edit it) and version changes introduce changes in more than the sections I care about.
They tend to change and when I want to do something that the generator does not do, I either need to hack it in (which might break) or i need to fork the generator.
You could also upgrade a static generator when you want to and equally achieve stability.
That's somewhat untrue. Personal software only moves to your constraints. Shared software moves to others' as well. I use Mediawiki for my site (I would like others to be able to edit it) and version changes introduce changes in more than the sections I care about.
They tend to change and when I want to do something that the generator does not do, I either need to hack it in (which might break) or i need to fork the generator.