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It's not anything like CommonSpot. CommonSpot is a database-driven ColdFusion web application designed to manage large volume sites. Contribute is an end-user application designed to manage small, static HTML-based sites (no database). Contribute bears more of a resemblance to Microsoft Frontpage than the CMS' that are usually discussed in this forum. At a price point of $99/seat, contribute might possibly capture some market share from the truly low-end CMS's (Ektron CMS 100/200) and, of course, disgruntled Frontpage users. ---End Original Message--- FWIW, it is technically possible to integrate this product as a front end WYSIWYG editor for an actual content management system through the use of Contribute's extension framework(taken from Dreamweaver). So it is quite possible that this product will eventually augment CMS products rather than competing with them. Robert Occhialini -- http://cms-list.org/ trim your replies for good karma.
