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[Josh McCormack]

I'd recommend finding some experienced person/agency to review your
plans and work as you go along, answering questions and keeping you
from making big mistakes. Maybe 5 hours a week.

My company does Drupal dev and would do this, but I'm just trying to
help, not pitch. So ask around, go to the local group meetings, etc
and try to find someone to help you have a easier time.

Josh


On 4/5/08, BAS <lists at nopersonal.info> wrote:
> Jake McGraw wrote:
> > Just read a recent review of some open source CMS software, may help
> > in your search:
> >
> >
> http://www.adobe.com/newsletters/edge/april2008/articles/article4/index.html?trackingid=CAFWA
>
> Thanks, Jake--every review helps. The client accepted our estimate, so
> now I have to make a CMS choice. I installed Drupal & Joomla and am
> leaning heavily toward Drupal, but I have to do some more code exploring
> lest I end up in over my head.
>
> Bev
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