In the best of circumstances, most people not committed to the cutting
edge will wait at least six months post release for initial bugs to be
ironed out, more obscure modules to be upgraded and tested, and to
learn the ins and outs of the new development environment. So, I'd say
that one should be
Let me just jump in without addressing any one post to say how much I
appreciate everybody's feedback on the Drupal/WordPress MU question--this has
all been great food for thought! The museum computer community is amazing.
(And please don't let this message deter anybody else from
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Justin Heideman
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I'll chime
Following on many good comments about how Drupal compares to Wordpress MU
I'll throw in some comments about my team's experience, most of which has
been with Drupal 6 over the past 18 months, though we have built a few small
sites with WordPress.
We've certainly found that Drupal holds up well
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I'll chime in with the rest here and say that WordPress is really
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I'll chime in with the rest here and say that WordPress is really great
for it's user-friendly admin UI and large community. From a
technical/speed standpoint, it hasn't always been the the fastest
Following on many good comments about how Drupal compares to Wordpress MU
I'll throw in some comments about my team's experience, most of which has
been with Drupal 6 over the past 18 months, though we have built a few small
sites with WordPress.
We've certainly found that Drupal holds up well
Hi, all--
Last summer was the most recent discussion I've found on MCN-L about Drupal as
a content management system, and I was wondering whether anybody has done any
recent comparison between Drupal and WordPress (especially WordPress MU) as a
website CMS.
We're planning on using one or the
Please reply to the list. We're interested in this topic and I bet we're not
alone.
Thanks!
Laura
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Laura Mann
Business Development Director
Mediatrope Interactive Studio
207 Powell Street, 3rd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94102
415.896.2000 x19 voice
415.896.2212 fax
www.mediatrope.com
On
Here is a site where you can get a comparison of just about any cms with any
other.
http://www.cmsmatrix.org/
I think Drupal is a little more robust than Wordpress in terms of features,
plug-ins, etc. Wordpress is more often than not just used as a blog and is
also capable of managing a site,
://www.cartermuseum.org
From: Eric Johnson ejohnson at monticello.org
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:44:50 -0500
To: 'mcn-l at mcn.edu' mcn-l at mcn.edu
Subject: [MCN-L] Drupal vs. WordPress MU as content management systems
Hi, all--
Last
Sent: Tuesday, 23 February 2010 9:02 AM
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Hi Eric,
I can't really say I've done a comparison between Drupal and Wordpress
MU as a CMS but I do have some thoughts to share.
Fundamentally
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Chan, Sebastian
Sent: Monday, February 22, 2010 2:43 PM
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WRT the digg effect
We've done a half-dozen smaller sites in wordpress and I've flirted
with the idea using wordpress for our primary site (www) but we've
never gotten to actual implementation.
Gerald's observation in this thread is a good one -- drupal started
with the goal of being a comprehensive CMS and has
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