[Dusteh]

thanks for that, I'll have to give it a look.

[John Good]

lucky one who finds time to work and explore new tools.

[Dusteh]

If you don't explore now the work only becomes harder in the long term. At least thats how I see it.

[bgw]

Originally Posted by John Good

lucky one who finds time to work and explore new tools.

Yea, I know what you mean, but you really have too try and find time. Use any spare time, especially when it can potentially ease your work look/development time in the future. A lot of people swear by Expression Engine, for example.

[John Good]

Yes, I'm diving into it, just now.

[stickmus]

Originally Posted by wordpress

We have locked down that server for further forensics

Haha, bunch of goons, it's a hacked server not a dead body.

[Dusteh]

I'm sure they will be diving into the matrix to discover the perp and fry his neural interface.... or something.

[mathias]

You've all been very helpful, thank you!

[gucat]

Salut eveyone!

I'm at the first step of my first "serious" web design (more like a complete redesign project) and I'm new to CMS. Any experienced CMS user cans help me get started?

Basically the project needs are the following:

- Easily transfer existing content (that is all good old html)
- Publish and edit articles easily without any knowledge of html
- Build a media library and archive (video, images and sounds)
- Manage a user profiles archive
- Host discussion and comments about articles
- Manage inscriptions and reactions to conferences and special events
- Publish on differents format (browsers, RSS, emails and portable devices)
- Any more cools ideas we might have regarding our users needs...
- And finally the use of tags for referencing (from both our users and our content publishers)

Can a CMS do all this?

Like I said I'm new to content management and any help is welcome.

[mathias]

More fuel for the fire:

CMS article from Adobe Edge