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Mods - I think this should be "CMS" (content management system) instead of "CRM" (customer relationship manager), as it's a blogging tool.
by robbfitzsimmons 13y ago
Mods - I think this should be "CMS" (content management system) instead of "CRM" (customer relationship manager), as it's a blogging tool.
- alwaysunday 13y agoThanks for catching that. Was an early morning.
- robbfitzsimmons 13y agoNo worries! It actually got me to click; I was curious how one would accomplish that for a CRM, something that is nothing but a database.
- phaer 13y agoMaybe "blogging tool" would be the correct description, a cms is should support much more than just one content type.
- yogo 13y agoExactly. From just scanning the website my impression was Wordpress without a DB dependency. Even though Wordpress is used a lot as a CMS and this might eventually take that route they are clearly pushing blogging.
- dkuntz2 13y agoNot exactly. There aren't pages, and posts are written in your text editor, and the files are "dropped" into the admin section.
- testing12341234 13y agoApparently the author would agree with you. The front page reads, "Dropplets is not a CMS, it's just for pure blogging and nothing more which is a good thing."