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Re: 1 and 3 Oops, the site is still in "open source project" mode, but I'll take your recommendations on when it comes time to put up a more marketing-oriented
by bengtan 18y ago
Re: 1 and 3
Oops, the site is still in "open source project" mode, but I'll take your recommendations on when it comes time to put up a more marketing-oriented site.
> 2. I want you to make it clear why I shouldn't use Wordpress.
The same reasons why people still use full blown content management systems instead of WP. I won't rehash those (often subjective) arguments here, suffice to say that some people don't consider WP suitable for publishing newspapers and magazines. For me, I just follow where the users are.
But yes, maybe I will think up an essay of pros and cons versus Wordpress.
- petercooper 18y agoPoints all taken, but there's no reason why the site can't be spruced up even if in open source project mode. The better the presentation, the more interest. Rails and Nitro were released at about the same time. Rails had a well designed site with a good introduction and screencasts. Almost no-one knows what Nitro is now. Same goes for a lot of open source projects - presentation can help build the critical mass in many areas.