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 I've been having issues with my Google Drive storage ( ･∀･)ﾉﾞ

A month ago, I hit my maximum storage capacity of 15MB. I guess it's due to my enormous amount of Google documents, videos, photos and spam emails. Unfortunately, this means that my Gmail account has stopped receiving emails (because there's nowhere to put them...). 

This whole predicament has irked me greatly. Now, whenever I look for new notetaking applications, one of the first things I look at is the maximum storage limit. 

Interestingly, I noted that Blogger.com, the website that I am using to publish these articles, is directly linked to my Google Drive account. Any photographs I upload are counted towards my 15MB storage limit. You can imagine my disappointment at this news.

Anyways, this newfound knowledge has sent me scrambling for a different blogging software. Unfortunately, all of them fall short, be it in terms of their user interface (UI), storage limit or loading speed. 

Originally, I had considered using Notion or Google Sites for my blogging endeavours. Sadly, Notion was too laggy and its UI too ugly while Google Sites was too complicated. 

It seems like I'm stuck with Blogger for now (. ❛ ^ ❛.)

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