Bob Tanner wrote: > Maybe third time will be the charm? > > Current web site is static and entry into making changes "high". So, I put up > Zope in the hope of getting more community involment. It totally flopped. > > Got a couple volunteers to help with Zope and get a framework in place, but it > again totally flopped. > > So, I'm back :-) Pitching a CMS for tclug, this time Drupal. Comments? > > Any other CMS we should be looking at? > Since I managed to completely botch my first response by sending it from the wrong email address:-) I've been working some with Drupal and CivicSpace, and am currently working on a web site design for a client in CivicSpace. It takes a while to grow on you, but it's very flexible and powerful. Though as someone else mentioned, you do want to tear your hair out for a while. But I'm quickly growing to like it, particularly for community-building web sites. I'm also thinking about trying to start up a Linux group over here in western Wisconsin and if that gets going I intend to build its web site in Drupal, so that might give us some synergy --- just a thought. I'd be glad to help out some if you're interested in doing it in either Drupal or Joomla!, the two CMS systems I know something about.