Yes, I alredy bumped into this problem. Once you have more than a few dozen posts, it becomes really clumsy to change/edit/delete any given post. Typo (which is also built on Rails) offers a better solution for blogs (strictly speaking), IMO. However, the great thing about Radiant is that it is fairly painless to extend/edit and if you wanted to, you could create a fancy Ajax-based Article child listing...it just takes siome work and sweat. Having worked with many enterprise-level CMS's  I can say that Radiant is in its early infancy; however, I think it looks very promising from the extensibility and simplicity point of view. Those of us who want to extend it and "nurture" it need to be keen to these kind of details.

Peace,
Ruben

On 10/27/06, Ollivier Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/27/06, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you speaking in terms of an administration interface or in terms of
> organizing them?  The archive behaviors automatically create

I guess he is speaking in terms of the admin interface.  As the
entries are sorted alphabetically in the admin interface, it may get
difficult to manage hundreds of subpages.
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