Re: [Slashcode-general] So Long And Thanks For All The Bits

[William S. L. I. <sc...@gu...>]

I'm not Blake, but I'm seeing a lot of people moving to Drupal because
it doesn't lock them into table hell like joomla and mambo do. Most of
the people I'm working with on projects like that need css and don't
need many of slash's features, so they tend to not want to look at it.

On Fri, 2007-11-02 at 11:02 -0400, Alexandre Leroux wrote:
> Hi Blake,
> 
> Out of curiosity, can you provide more info on why in your case "Drupal 
> is just a better fit"? The main reason why my small team chose Slash 
> instead of the numerous alternatives is because of the moderation 
> system. However, seeing the pace at which other CMS evolve and add 
> pertinent features, I'm sometimes wonder if we made the best choice for 
> our own project (this is even truer considering that even with thousands 
> of readers, we have almost no comments at all, thus the comment 
> moderation system is useless to us at the moment :-).
> 
> 
> Have fun with your site and its transformation Blake!
> 
> Alex :-)
> 
> http://slashgeo.org
> 
> 
> Blake Carver wrote:
> > Just wanted to say farewell to the Slashcoders. I've been runing
> > LISNews on Slashcode for about 5 years and I've decided to move on
> > over to Drupal. I think Drupal is just a better fit for the LISNews
> > audience.
> > 
> > Thanks to Shane for all the help and support over the years, and to
> > everyone else for the code.
> > 
> > -Blake
> > LISNews.org
> > 
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Regards,
Scott