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[Aaron Patrick Lehmann]

The main deal to CMFs are that they allow for multiple people, so you might
find it overkill...  hoever, I can't help but notice that you've left out plone
and Zope.  For shame! :-)  Although, Zope is definitely a tac-nuke.  If you
ever wanted to expand your operations it could handle it, but boy is it big.

Aaron Lehmann

On Fri, Dec 03, 2004 at 02:42:57PM -0500, K Montgomery wrote:
> I've been looking at a Content Management System as a possible way to 
> construct a decent-looking web site without having to design one 
> myself.  :)  However, I'm completely new to the CMS world.  Anyone have 
> experience with any of the following?
> 
> Drupal
> Geeklog
> Mambo Open Source
> PHP-Nuke
> phpWCMS
> phpWebSite
> Post-Nuke
> Siteframe
> Xoops
> 
> My primary criterion is ease of use.  Although these products are 
> designed to allow for multiple contributors, I really don't have need 
> for that feature.  Maybe CMS is overkill for my purposes?  It just 
> happened to be available (I use Tim Butler's web hosting service).
> 
> - Kathy
> 
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