Re: CMS vs. Wiki - A CMS is (wiki)++
Dierk Seeburg <dierk_seeburg-E0T7EY2UX4gpIyhaTEd/[email protected]>
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Thanks, Paul, Maybe simplistic, but it gets the basic idea across. Thanks for your input, Dierk Paul D. Bain wrote: > At 01:43 PM 1/31/2005, Dierk Seeburg wrote: > >> Hi, >> I'd be interested in people's opinion on when to use a CMS and when to >> use a Wiki? For what tasks would you use or not use one and not the >> other? What are advantages of one over the other? > > > Dierk, > > I would like to offer a simplistic answer. Just as the features > of the C language are just a subset (mostly) of C++, the features of a > wiki are just a subset of those features of a powerful CMS. To that > extent, a wiki is just a (CMS)--, or "CMS minus minus." Conversely, you > could say that a CMS is (wiki)++, or "wiki plus plus." > > I realize that this is a simplistic answer. The truth is a bit > more complex. > > Sincerely, > Paul Bain >