Comments on: Choosing a Community CMS pt. 1 http://academic.lozbo.org/articles/2008/08/choosing-a-community-cms-pt-1/ Multimedia articles, tutorials and projects Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:45:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Lozbo http://academic.lozbo.org/articles/2008/08/choosing-a-community-cms-pt-1/#comment-818 Lozbo Sat, 25 Oct 2008 19:57:58 +0000 http://academic.lozbo.org/?p=130#comment-818 Totally agree with you Jeremy, <strong>but</strong>as I said, there are also some stuff that needs to be addressed, at least for an Open Source Community Project, as they claim to be.. Totally agree with you Jeremy, butas I said, there are also some stuff that needs to be addressed, at least for an Open Source Community Project, as they claim to be..

]]> By: Jeremy http://academic.lozbo.org/articles/2008/08/choosing-a-community-cms-pt-1/#comment-817 Jeremy Sat, 25 Oct 2008 08:23:30 +0000 http://academic.lozbo.org/?p=130#comment-817 I've been using Dolphin for a long time now. It is a great script with many powerful features that others can't even touch. I would agree with you though, it's not for the beginner. Some additional web hosting knowledge, as well as css, html, php, and related would definitely be helpful. Many do get discouraged fast and easy and give up. But if you have more than average hosting skills this thing really rocks. I’ve been using Dolphin for a long time now. It is a great script with many powerful features that others can’t even touch.

I would agree with you though, it’s not for the beginner. Some additional web hosting knowledge, as well as css, html, php, and related would definitely be helpful.

Many do get discouraged fast and easy and give up. But if you have more than average hosting skills this thing really rocks.

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