hi,

i have the fear that this topic is turning into a bikeshed discussion.
a decision has already been made and been stalled by the difficulty of
creating an appliance to implement it. 

so maybe this decision needs to be revisited. but since the problem does
not seem to be to decide which tool to use, but rather to actually
implement it, 

i'd like to propose that anyone who favours a certain solution, back it
up by implementing an appliance with that solution and start building a
site with it. then contributors can vote with their feet and pick the
site they feel most comfortable to work with. once we have a few sites
running we can revisit and see which solution has the most potential.

we will not get a new site until someone makes an effort to get one
running. if only one person makes an effort that site wins by default
like paul says.  until someone else makes an effort to replace it with
something even better. if multiple efforts start at the same time then
we get to choose.

until then the discussion is just academic. 
start your sites, and let us see some actual solutions.
may the best one win.

greetings, martin.
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