[Members] jabber.org website mandate

[Robert B Quattlebaum, Jr.]

I do happen to be working on a CMS myself (which I plan to open  
source after my security shakedown), but I don't think it would be  
ready before we would want to deploy. Completely Modular... Access  
control lists... Emphasis on security and usability...  Unfortunately  
the latest version hasn't been tested in a high-traffic environment  
yet. http://www.darcness.org/

I'm not sure why I'm even mentioning this. Oh well. Whatever content  
management system is chosen, I would recommend something in PHP...  
But I guess that's just my personal preference. Drupal looks pretty  
solid.

On Aug 21, 2006, at 4:54 AM, Alexander Gnauck wrote:

> Ulrich Staudinger schrieb:
>
>> We have a wiki in place at http://wiki.jabber.org . Mediawiki.
>>
>> Another aspect is that a halfhearted approach isn't good enough.  
>> As the JSF we should have a good site, seamlessly appealing and  
>> feature rich, with features unique for jabber.
>>
>> Aspects should include
>> * password lookup
>> * online registration
>> * web based messenger
>> * user helps user
>> * good CI ( yes, corporate identity and corporate design do matter )
>> and lot's more ...
>
> what we need is a CMS and more peope that work on the webpages.
> We should build a working group for that.
> As CMS i suggest smth like Drupal or Joomla. Joomla is very nice  
> but made bad news in the last weeks with lots of security holes. So  
> Drupal is my favorite. With a powerful CMS we good structure our  
> content much better and easier. Also assign meta tags to all JEPs  
> for a JEP-Search on the webpage.
>
> Regards
> Alex

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