Perhaps a better question for me to ask is, "Should stupid people like myself be using Community Builder at all?"
No one is stupid. They're just inexperienced, which is expected of anyone new to CB it self. With that said we work directly with designers/integrators instead of clients. A client trying to make a website with zero Joomla/CB experience is going to have one heck of a time getting things rolling, but the potential learning experience could be immensely beneficial. We also have our massive 150+ page documentation in the Advanced downloads section that can be of huge help to those new to CB.
We've no problems answering questions and helping the best we can as that's what we're here for, but with that said we're not here to teach anyone how to make websites which is the line that gets cross sometimes.
It also should be noted that using Joomla/CB with it's "install and go" capability is no excuse not to know/learn PHP/CSS/SQL to some degree, because everyone will hit a wall where they will have to code something or alter code to fit their specific needs; everything we design is generic to fit multiple scenarios and not 1 scenario in particular.
We only have 3 blog tabs. 1 from CB Blogs, 1 from CB ProfileBook, and 1 from the Mamblog plugin. CB ProfileBook provides a very basic blogging usage (no categories, etc..). CB Blogs provides what users are more familiar with in a blogging environment (full WYSIWYG, category support, etc..) and integrates directly with Joomla content (it stores all blogs to Joomla content). The Blog tab is coming from our old mamblog plugin, which doesn't work on anything except Joomla 1.x basically so you can disable its plugin entirely (it'll be replaced with CB Blogs in CB 2.x).
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