RE: What do you expect?

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Also - your simple-urls don't work that well - and in several of the CMS's I mentioned it is implemented and work well.

Also, it couldn't hurt to let your users have access to all the modules(features) that exists for the CMS's. Postnuke f.ex. has a ton of options - and a cool feature called hooks.

This hook idea, works so that if the module author (or someone who wants to add it) decides to support hooks (which is very simple - he just enters one or two lines of php) - then they can hook into any module that has hooks (OSCommerce would be a good example) - and in the case of OSCommerce, this would mean that if I want to be able to sell any service from any of my CMS (Postnuke in this case) modules, I can just enable the hook and create the comodity in OSCommerce, and when the CMS module is opened, the hook (which actually amounts to some html - like "put in cart" image) is displayed and the user can purchase the item/service.

IMHO that's cool, but different people like different things :)