[Linux4christians] Which cms?

[Chuck Vohs]

That's good to hear.
I wasn't intentionally putting drupal down.  I was just explaining how I got 
into a bad situation with drupal.  Instead of trying to get out of it, we just 
decided to move to WordPress.  But a big factor in that decision was the lack of 
  use of the drupal features.  Our church community just didn't take to it.  I'm 
sure others will have a different experience.
Chuck

Josiah Ritchie wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 9:52 AM, Chuck Vohs <fuzzie at vohslaw.com 
> <mailto:fuzzie at vohslaw.com>> wrote:
> 
>     We use drupal hard.
>     http://carlisleupward.org
>     http://carlislegrace.org
> 
>     And it works very well for us.
> 
>     That said, I too am in the process of a complete re-write, and am
>     moving to WordPress.
> 
>     It turns out we don't use the community-geared features of drupal.
>      So a lot of it goes to waste.
> 
>     WordPress has been very easy for me to customize.  I've done several
>     sites with it now, and it can be turned into a CMS easily.  Nice
>     thing about it, you can update it automatically.  This has been a
>     HUGE issue (notice the CAPS) for the drupal sites.  We did some
>     pretty cool customization, then drupal was upgraded because of
>     security concerns.  If we apply the upgrade, our site breaks.  SO I
>     have to dig into the security concerns and manually patch the one
>     site.  It is too cumbersome to maintain.
> 
> 
> Drupal has responded to a good bit of this criticism through Drupal 6.
> 
> JSR/
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