Re: people should know... :-)

"Tomislav Grabic" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Isaac Golding wrote:
> > There is no such thing as the best CMS.
> I can agree, but only partly applicable imho
> > Because no two CMS systems are designed with the same goals in mind.
> this is certainly true, but there are aspects which are true or
> neccessary for any system, think about stability, security, speed,
> usability, learning curve, etc. pp. - simply put, the "best", although
> even the mentioned points might be of more or less importance to a
> user...
> bye
> Tomi

I suspect that one day it will be like databases - there will be a set of
features that a "good" CMS will be expected to have, with implimentation
being left to the individule projects.