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hame22
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simple cms

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Hi,

Could anyone recommend a simple open source cms.

I am looking for something that will allow users to easily update static content on a number of webpages as well as add extra pages in a job section.

If possible it would allow user permissions, i.e. I can restrict who can edit what page.

Obviously I could use something like drupal, I just wondered if there was a simpler alternative so as not to complicate things?

Any recommendations would be appreicated.

Thanks in advance
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Drupal works - I say go for it.
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Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand.
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Personally for small-to-medium brochure type of site, I would recommend CMS Made Simple and Silverstripe.

I got paid using drupal, it's a swiss army knife for building any website, but for many sites it's just too "heavy" I will say.
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