I think you'll find that the open-source CMS Drupal (drupal.org) will do what you want. Drupal, I think, is a much more flexible solution then MediaWiki. It is very easy to set custom permissions so people can upload/edit only their content. Also, as a very popular open-source project there's hundreds of modules already written that extend the core functionality. Or if you need a custom module (which I don't think you will), Drupal is very easy to extend.
I've used Drupal a fair bit so if you have more questions or would like help setting something up with Drupal contact me off the list. Kyle Mathews On 5/29/07, Richard K Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We recently launched a new site called Mormon Testimonies (http:// www.mormontestimonies.org/) where members can write or embed YouTube videos of their testimonies. It runs on Mediawiki which seemed like a good choice because it's relatively easy to use. On the other hand, it's not THAT easy to use, and for testimonies, collaboration and a history of revisions aren't important. We specifically don't want anyone to edit anyone else's testimony. Should I look for or develop a Mediawiki plugin to lock it down? Or I should switch to some other software package that's more suited for this? (Everyone gets their own page and that's it -- a bit like MySpace.) Richard _______________________________________________ Ldsoss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ldsoss.org/mailman/listinfo/ldsoss
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