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Rate Your CMS Provider for NTEN
Brett Meyer, NTEN's Communications and Web Manager, asked me to ask all of you to take a moment to fill out their CMS Satisfaction Survey. The survey has 14 questions and will take about 5-10 minutes to complete.
Wondering what CMS is, or if the one you are using is on the survey? Here's what NTEN says:
" CMS Defined
Content Management System (CMS) generally refers to a system to manage the content of a website. CMS can be an ambiguous term. For the purposes of this survey, we have included CMS's that:
1. Are available for purchase as a stand alone product
2. Are targeting nonprofit organizations
3. Are not primarily identified as blogging, wiki, or other web content tools.We tried to be comprehensive, without being overwhelming. If your CMS is not on the list, please use the "other" fields in the survey for your answers. If we have enough mentions of a particular CMS in the other category, we will include it in the results."
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I think CMS's should be
I think CMS's should be separated before being rated into two groups commercial software and open source, i run joomla as my CMS and have seen some commercials ones in a affiliate cpa network being offered at discounts but i doubt any can compare to joomla for open source or oracle for enterprise.