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Experiences using Drupal as a management platform?

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solid42
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Joined: 28 Sep 2010
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#1 · Posted: 8 Oct 2010 23:51


I've been looking for a way to create quick, clean sites (on a parent-child tree scheme). I heard great things about Wordpress but from what I looked into it seems a bit limited compared to other certain CMS.

I've used Wordpress before, and I'm very familiar with it. But only for rich-content blogs. I'm more interested in creating an actual site to keep in touch with readers/users. This is where I came across Drupal, which is touted as a "many to many" platform, which I am interested in.


Does anyone have experience with Drupal?


Things I'm looking for:

- User single sign-on (Google account integration if possible)
- Per page (or per widget) permissions for contributors / administrators / readers
- Ability to tie together a corporation webpage with updates from blogs or other articles
- Ability to integrate comic panels into the site

Might be weird or specific, but I want an all-in-one management solution (no more Dreamweaver for me).

I understand that I can do my own research, and I intend to. I am merely asking for first-or-second hand experience testimonies (or other recommended CMS options aside from WP, Blogger, or Joomla).

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