Re: Why Plone?

tshooter91 wrote:

> OK.  I've been playing with Plone for about a week now.  I really like 
> what I've seen so far, and think this definitely has the flexibility 
> to do what I would want an intranet/extranet site to do.  I see that 
> much of what plone has is available in the Zope CMF, so what's the 
> point of using Plone?  Why not just install zope and the CMF Products 
> that are needed?

On the other hand... if we just want to try our hands at making a few 
specific applications, like a class weblog with the necessarily complex 
set of roles and permissions, it might be smarter to start out with just 
plain-jane Zope products that would be quicker to develop and easier to 
deploy on a small scale for specific uses. 

Just a thought.

--Tom



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