On 5 May 2009, at 01:32, Nate Aune wrote:
I had a couple of people come by the stand and look at the
brochure, and
when I approched them they said 'oh we use microsfot technology...'
or 'oh
we are going to use sharepoint'. I think the key is to really show
users
that Plone vs Sharepoint
If anyone wants to chime in on this blog post requesting feedback
about Plone vs. Drupal, I've just made a comment directing him to
other resources on the subject, but I'm sure he would welcome feedback
from others in the Plone community.
It seems that a lot of the things we can improve on in our community can
trace their origins back to messaging. Witness Chris Calloway's
observations regarding damage to our reputation from consultants trying
to solve any and every problem with Plone and poor expectations
regarding how much
So could a team be formed or delegated with the responsibility of
reviewing Plone messaging? Would such an institution be a slippery
slope to too much dogma or other stifling restriction? What might be
some other ways to improve messaging in Plone communities? Is this an
issue we're
JoAnna Springsteen jluv...@gmail.com
writes:
So could a team be formed or delegated with the responsibility of
reviewing Plone messaging? Would such an institution be a slippery
slope to too much dogma or other stifling restriction? What might be
some other ways to improve messaging in
