Hi all,

One of the problems we currently have is that we find the barrier of
maintaining our site a little bit high. We can do the whole maven
trick and all, but just like the WIKI works out well because of the
low barrier, I expect our site to be better maintained if the barrier
would be lower. We have talked about installing a CMS somewhere for
Wicket, and it seems most involved people think this is a good idea to
have that.

On my personal wish list that CMS should have:
- A blog; we could use for our news/ main page.
- Sections; we use that for vision/ FAQ etc.
- Support for multiple users.

Last but not least: someone that wants to maintain the installation.

The first few points should be easy. I don't know much about CMSs but
imo something straightforward/ simple would be best.
http://wordpress.org/ looks convincing to me, though it might be too
blogging specific?

The last point: we had some people on ##wicket that said they might be
interested in helping out with this. That's cool! Please join this
dicussion :)

Next step(s):

* If core devs DO NOT agree, please voice that here.
* Who wants to help out?
* What is good software that is not too bloated yet is powerful enough
for our use (largely up to the people that want to help out of
course)?
* Some people want this to be an all-in-one solution (with a WIKI and
maybe even bugtracker etc?). I'm not in favor of this as I prefer
tools that are just good in their own thing, and rather combine a few
different tools instead of having one that does everything but is not
great at each seperate part. If you feel different about that, speak
up and tell us what you think should be included.
* What is a good hosting option? I wouldn't mind paying a little bit
for it, but preferably we'd let us sponsor somewhere. It would be very
nice if the people that are interested in helping out with the site,
can also select the hosting party, so that we have everything in the
same place, but that's not a requirement of course.
* We'd like to give Wicket a revamp in the process. The current site
doesn't look bad, and we got possitve remarks about it, but I think we
can do an even better job. Anyone up to this? Any people with designer
skills in de house?

My ideal is something like the RoR site. I think that's a good site
with attrictive, readable content and my hunch is that it helped RoR a
lot with their hype factor. Even in software image is important.

Your thoughts?

Eelco


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