Hi, I reply you after some days, but I think it could be useful. I know Wordpress and I'm approaching to Typo3. The problem is that Wordpress is a blog factory whereas typo3 is a standard CMS.
This difference is considerable because a blogger has no workflow (or smaller workflow) and a simple management of users. It's also difficult to create domains with owners. If you should manage different domains, different owners, different users with complex rights or workflows (i.e. editing, approving, publishing with editor, approver, etc.) more complex than a wiki or a blog, Typo3 is a good choice. In any case if you need some help to modiy PHP pages or to manage or modify MySQL tables, I'm available. Ilario On 5/1/06, Manuel Schneider [Everything Open] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi together, > > I just installed two wikis: > - board.wikimedia.ch > - members.wikimedia.ch > > ch.wikimedia.org should later be redirected to www.wikimedia.ch. > > For www.wikimedia.ch we should decide what kind of page we'd like to install > there. Wikimedia Deutschland uses Wordpress in a MediaWiki-look. I would > prefer Typo3 to present current news and dates. Typo3 has (as Wordpress) the > ability to work with different users as redacteurs and groups. It's quite > complicated to administrate as it can nearly do anything (if you know how to > realise) but it's also very nice and easy to use for redacteurs. > > www.wikipedia.ch will show the common portal we already use which redirects to > the specific languages of wikipedia.org. > _______________________________________________ www.wikimedia.ch Wikimedia CH website Wikimediach-l mailing list http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimediach-l
