One thing that's put me off Zotonic in the past is a lack of a "here are some sites built with Zotonic" list that I could find[1]. So I set out to try and find

One thing that's put me off Zotonic in the past is a lack of a "here are some sites built with Zotonic" list that I could find[1]. So I set out to try and find some: - http://erlangcamp.com/ http://erlangcamp.com/ - http://verafin.com/ http://verafin.com/ - http://www.timbenniks.nl/ http://www.timbenniks.nl/ (I get the impression none of those 3 are doing anything very sophisticated on the backend, but they are all nice and fast.) Plus some blogs using the standard Zotonic layout, or similar: - http://blog.astekk.se/ http://blog.astekk.se/ - http://www.garbett.org/ http://www.garbett.org/ - http://michaelconnors.net/ http://michaelconnors.net/ [1] The lack of such a list isn't a bad thing about Zotonic per se, but it's a nice comforting thing to see what's possible when you're considering using it against the established CMSes or rolling your own with Django/Pinax or similar. My heart wants to use Erlang cos it's great fun to code in, but my head wants to know I won't end up recreating the wheel.