http://www.vouchon.com/tag/drupal/ http://www.vouchon.com/post/drupal-is-the-best-cms/ Drupal is the easiest CMS to setup that I have ever used. The community is enormous, and there are a plethora of add-ons that can be installed. Be sure to subscribe to the security mailing list so that when security holes are found you can patch them right away. joshthejest 2007-05-07T17:42:48Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/drupal/ I think wordpress is for bloggers but drupal is for community websites. New Drupal is very interactive and easy to use with out of the box settings. meigeek 2007-01-28T15:30:25Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/wordpress/ I know Wordpress is not a traditional CMS, but for most sites, it does the job. I only know a bit of php, I can customize Wordpress any way I want - and make it do just about anything. The most recent version of WP (2.1) even has a few extra features built in that make it more like a cms and less like traditional blogging software.For what it's worth, I've installed and used, joomla/mambo, drupal, webedit (by interspire), phpnuke, wordpress, and moveable type.I prefer WP but I realize that it's not perfect for all cases. In my opinion, though, if I came across a project that I couldn't do with WP, I'd have a cms custom coded for the site. Hope this helps! stuboo 2007-01-26T08:03:22Z