Hi Keith, On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 5:36 AM, Keith Williams <kwilli...@thoughtfarmproductions.com> wrote: > On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 11:52 AM, Christian Lohmaier < > lohmaier+ooofut...@googlemail.com <lohmaier%2booofut...@googlemail.com>>wrote: > > Look Christian, I don't use email to communicate with groups of people.
That's probably the reason why you keep writing the same stuff over and over again. > I > use comments on discussion boards. I really don't know what you mean full > quotes and frankly at this point I don't care. Do I want to collaborate with you with that attitude? Probably not. > *Show me a sophisticated website based on Silverstripe, you can't because > there isn't.* There is, just look at the work the silverstirpe.com people had prepared, but again: That is not the question here. > Is the Drupal demo that we setup perfect... NO. Did it let people jump in > and use it YES. Did drupal advocates here on the list turn it into a usable site yet? NO. > Is Drupal proven to provide community building YES. that doesn't matter if it doesn't work for us. And that is all that counts. > Right now you have a Drupal demo site, so people can do what they want, so > it looks like a Jackson Pollock painting. Would this be your Production > system NO. You have no argument for using Silverstripe other than it does > the bare minimum of the requirements Not the bare minimum. It does /all/ that it is supposed to do. > and it's so limited that you can't do > much with it beyond posting pages, so you can't screw it up. Noone so far posted a requirement that would not be possible to do with silverstripe. > Even you admit > that Drupal can do a lot, its obvious, proven, demonstrated, and certified > on 100k+ websites that use it. Again I'm tired of that bullshit argument. You /failed/ in demonstrating your knowledge, the flexibility of drupal with the demo. You had a big chance to show off, but you didn't. You (and that doesn't only mean Keith), produced a site I can only laugh about. It's so sad that it is funny again. > If you guys were in this with someone that didn't know Drupal inside and > out, I'd tell you to use the stripe. But, I'm going to help you and thats > not a small commitment. YOu have known Silverstripe for a few weeks at > best, so lets just lay it on the table buddy... Well, despite the nice works, nothing worth to demonstrate has been created. Yes, I don't know silverstripe for long, but I know it long enough to like it, to have created a site that people want to use for a production site. "lay that on the table buddy" - what did you achieve with the drupal demo yet? > I know virtually every aspect of Drupal from performance optimization, Yes, you're so smart, yes you fail to apply your knowledge. > module development to theming. I AM able to quickly setup your website to > do what you need You might be, but you're not willing to do so. Maybe when I'd hire you and pay yout, but so far you only talk big. > [..] Do you have someone around here with years of experience > with Silverstripe? No. Does it need years of experience to create modules, additional features for silverstripe: No. Go figure. > You seem very angry yes, because I always write the same stuff over and over again, and you just don't listen. > and unable to come up with any positive features of > Silverstripe other than its simple and does the bare minimum of your CMS > requirements. What other positive aspects does a CMS need to fulfill apart from: * Does /everything/ one wants it to do * Is easy to use * Is easy to administer > At first I wanted to defend Drupal against silverstripe, but > really... I don't need to defend a CMS used and loved by hundreds of > thousands of people and one that may be the largest open source project on > the planet. Yes, you did all you can do to destroy drupal's reputation it had with me with the demo. Wouldn't it for the large drupal userbase (number of installations), I'd never had let it progrss so far. > I don't need to defend a CMS that I can build almost any web > based application with. blablablablabla. Yes, you can do anything, but you just don't do it. And that's the problem. You write the same stuff in every mail. Instead of wasting the time writing mails, you should configure the drupal demo properly to do drupal justice. I don't know whether you're aware as to what picture you're now painting of both drupal users/defenders as well as drupal the system itself. > [...] I want a > system that when I click a button on the admin screen it doesn't show a > loading screen because it's so UI heavy that it can't load in a reasonable > amount of time. Yeah, that fraction of a second you see that screen when you switch to a completely different part of the interface surly impacts your productivity more than the full seconds it takes navigating to that other part of the cms in drupal. yeah, right... ciao Christian -- 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
