Content made simple - Graffiti CMS
Thursday, August 28 2008 - graffiti
Scott posted a FAQ about Graffiti.
A big goal of our's with Graffiti - which originated with the purchase of Dozing Dogs CMS - was to build a really simple content platform. One that could be used to both build simple sites as well as providing individuals with a simple blogging platform. Community Server is really for "communities" (as the name implies) and has never been particularly well suited for individuals that need blogging software. Rather, Community Server is for sites that intend to support multiple bloggers or social groups.
A question I'm hearing from a lot of our interested customers is: will it integrate with Community Server? All I can say right now is "wait and see" :)
Graffiti will be awesome for individuals. We can't wait to share it!
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From the Graffit CMS FAQ at simpable.com/.../graffiti-cms-fa it appears that the product will be sold as a commerical application with a free license available as well. I hope that Telligent will consider people who invested in CommunityServer because of the CMS road map and not put us in a position where we have to spend even more money to leverage what appears to be a great CMS add-in to Community Server.