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On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 10:48 AM, Keith Williams < kwilli...@thoughtfarmproductions.com> wrote: > I updated the Drupal demo with a WYSIWYG editor and you can now create > pages. > > Go to create content on left nav menu and pick what you want to make. YOu > will need to select the menu for pages, but all pages created by you show up > in the top data driven page. All pages created by anyone show up in the > other at the top. > > > On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 9:21 PM, Erich Christian <erich_...@irq.at> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Am 19.10.2010 01:39, schrieb Keith Williams: >> > My opinion... >> > Basically the only person that seems to want silverstripe is Christian. >> >> wrong >> >> >> > I think there are 3-4 people here that like Drupal in this group. >> >> but it seems none of them has got the time to maintain or even set it >> up, so we too could use a few of the million features by ourselves to >> make up our minds about it... >> >> >> > The couple people interested in Drupal are working on a demo on my >> server. >> > I wish I had time to put in this week to this, but I literally am doing >> 120% >> > work on some projects, so I have no time to do a demo so that I can >> convince >> > one person that Drupal is a good system for a project like this. >> >> Is it really about convincing what we're are talking about here? >> There are so many systems out there and still much more than two fitting >> our requirements. The point was made clear before* that a few people >> have to have time and skills to maintain the whatever system we are >> going to use. >> >> >> > After reviewing silverstripe, it seems that it is primarily designed to >> be a >> > content management system or a blog for a few people or a company. It >> may >> > be a perfectly acceptable solution for sites like this; however, a large >> > website for a distributed community of individuals collaborating on a >> > project is not a simple cms website. Are there silverstripe sites with >> > large million+ hit per day sites that have hundreds of thousands of >> > registered users working in different areas of the site and with >> different >> > levels of access. >> >> Do you really claim this ever happened with the OOo websites? All >> together it may sum up to a few hundred people using them - not looking >> at them! - and just a few handful of people are probably actually >> maintaining these sites. >> >> >> > So yes, Drupal does take some time to setup. Looking at >> > the default install of drupal without a guided tour is like installing >> linux >> > and wondering why it isn't making you coffee and writing your papers for >> > you. >> > >> > Christian: >> > You're looking at it from a users point of view???? Thats not >> reasonable, >> > you can make Drupal and I'm sure silverstripe look like anything. THE >> REAL >> > ISSUE is going to be designing, configuring, coding, and maintaining the >> > site. Unless Silverstripe has a graphical query builder with access to >> > user profiles, content, files, a form builder data, fine grained user >> roles, >> > and a million tutorials on how to use it like Drupal does, then I think >> > silverstripe is not a good choice. >> >> >> As I see it, it is a huge advante of e.g. Silverstripe, that one does >> not have to read/watch a million tutorials to get something going. I >> didn't even hear about it until a couple of days ago but I used it to >> find out how it works and did not look for reviews on the web to cite >> opinions of other people here. I found it to be highly intuitive >> enabling you to find almost everything you might be looking for right >> away or after a quick glimpse into the help files. >> >> >> > The main advantage Drupal has is that a >> > "User" can be a designer and the "User" does not need to be a coder to >> help >> > with the website setup. >> >> This is the general advanage of all CMS available. But there are a few >> which became so complex and huge that exactly this advantage got lost, >> e.g. typo, joomla, drupal... just to mention some of them. >> >> >> > If you don't have the time to talk on skype / or something else about >> this >> > then you're really not interested in finding a good solution for this, >> your >> > only interested in promoting silverstripe for some reason. >> >> How can a cheap polemic help to find a good solution? The same argument >> fits to your 'promotion' and it seems there's enough time for... >> >> * In my eyes the point is rather: >> >> Am 18.10.2010 21:56, schrieb Andreas Mantke: >> > Am Montag, 18. Oktober 2010, 18:12:35 schrieb Drew Jensen: >> >> Is there anyone here willing to accept the responsibility to help >> >> admin the CMS instance, say for the next year, without regard to >> >> which CMS is selected? (cause I have to think it's going to evolve >> >> quickly, so it is going to be a reasonable time commitment for the >> >> admin, at least for the first couple of months, my best guess anyway) >> > I don't think nobody will accept such a responsibility, because no >> > one is familar with a huge number (or maybe all) CMS. >> > I think we should ask the other way around. Who is willing to do the >> > CMS admin job for a year or so and for which CMS he could provide >> > this work. If we find the perfect CMS but we have no one, who could do >> the job, we had to go with the second or third best CMS ;-) >> >> ...regarding the fact that one is willing but not familiar with the >> choice he/she has to be able to get into it quite fast and easy. >> >> just my opinion >> >> Erich >> >> >> -- >> E-mail to website+h...@libreoffice.org <website%2bh...@libreoffice.org>for >> instructions on how to unsubscribe >> List archives are available at http://www.libreoffice.org/lists/website/ >> All messages you send to this list will be publicly archived and cannot be >> deleted >> >> > > > -- > *Thought Farm Productions <http://www.thoughtfarmproductions.com> > thoughtf...@thoughtfarmproductions.com* > *(201) 691-7057* > > -- *Thought Farm Productions <http://www.thoughtfarmproductions.com> thoughtf...@thoughtfarmproductions.com* *(201) 691-7057* -- E-mail to website+h...@libreoffice.org for instructions on how to unsubscribe List archives are available at http://www.libreoffice.org/lists/website/ All messages you send to this list will be publicly archived and cannot be deleted
