What to choose for a small collective blog?

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Evgeny Elizarov2010-10-27 17:19:23

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Evgeny Elizarov, 2010-10-27 17:19:23

Gentlemen, tell me in choosing cms. There is a small number of authors - 5-10 people who want to write a small number of articles "for history", i.e. share your own experience, a large number of users is also not expected, what to stop your eyes on? WordPress seems to me somewhat inconvenient for a collective blog, and LiveStreet is too “large”, are there any intermediate options? Or is it still safe to use WordPress for these purposes?

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Artqookie, 2010-10-27
@Artqookie

I think that WordPress is the best choice in this case. Look at least at InspireMe or Smashing Magazine . Much more authors, but everything works great.

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Vladimir Chernyshev, 2010-10-27
@VolCh

Drupal has good team blogging features out of the box

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2010-10-28
@inkvizitor68sl

wordpress. And don't ask why. Just look at the positions of my blog for key queries in Google and Yandex.

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Alexander, 2010-10-28
@gdX

Look towards Movable Type

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shifty, 2010-10-27
@shifty

WordPress!

Quick to install
Quick to set up
Convenient for customization
Lots of themes and plugins
Low entry threshold for people who have experience in CMS and related programming in particular

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aeryaguzov, 2010-10-28
@aeryaguzov

There are online systems like movabletype and so on. You can try them, and definitely - Wordpress.
By the way, if it's not a secret, tell us according to the criteria. Have you decided that Wordpress is inconvenient for a collective blog?

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Konstantin Andreevich, 2010-10-28
@reffy

textpattern choose (:

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Nicolette, 2010-10-28
@Nicolette

We used WordPress, there were just a dozen of us, okay. Only the CSS was set up crookedly - but this did not bother the bloggers themselves.