Hosting static blogs is really easy on IPFS (and if you absolutely can't live without comments: use disqus) but the URL's are cryptic and you either need a public IPFS gateway to access the site - which could get DDoS'ed - or run your own.
Another alternative is ZeroNet but you still need to run the client to access the site.
If the URLs are cryptic, you can use dns to make them look nicer. Take a look at the TXT record for ipfs.io, as well as the TXT record for _dnslink.ipld.io
Both of those websites are hosted through ipfs and have A (or CNAME) records pointing to our gateways. You can also access this locally if you happen to be running an ipfs daemon at http://localhost:8080/ipns/ipfs.io
Hosting static blogs is really easy on IPFS (and if you absolutely can't live without comments: use disqus) but the URL's are cryptic and you either need a public IPFS gateway to access the site - which could get DDoS'ed - or run your own.
Another alternative is ZeroNet but you still need to run the client to access the site.