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> > Hello, I was wondering why you don't ever change your site template?
> Cause it's not so easy and most developers have better things to do.
How can you say that while there are lots of people out there willing to help,
who even wrote on the mailing list?
> > Do you need any help, I am really good with such things. For free of
> > course =) I can even install the cms system such as drupal and
> > customize themes for it.
> Seems you're not aware of the way how our pages are being built now.
> Pages are being kept in the CVS repository and are made in WML. HTML
> pages are being built from WML files. Right now only English part of our
> website consist of 8792 files, while whole repository has more than 50k
> pages.
> Whole infrastructure supports easy internationalisation. Pages are
> accessible and readable even from text-based browsers.
> Can you achieve it with some CMS?
I would say yes: Plone, which uses Zope as a CMF, has an amazing
workflow and can be easily configured, but also a new CMS could be built
on top of Zope to work efficiently.
> > If you need any help let me know. Caz a lot
> > of people saying it is really ugly, also a lot of people say that if
> > you would change your site and community forum etc. for example like
> > Ubuntu has, they would switch to Debian in a hart beat.
> Debian is about FreeSoftware and not about fancy pages and forums.
> There are plenty unofficial forums.
> We're trying to build the best free operating system and not the best
> webpage.
As I said in one of my previous email:
"Now I personally think that most of the times a site reflects the
quality of the product it's selling, and I think that the Debian's
site does not reflect it as well as it could."
> regards
> fEnIo
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