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robert george — Fri, 06 May 2011 05:20:32 +0000

Acquia is a fraud!

We had a Professional level account with them and received virtually no support. In the first two weeks they were offline for 36 hours due to system failures. It seems that they use free hosting services from others then charge their customers to use these free services. When we asked to reduce our account to a lower level in keeping with their support capabilities they unilaterally cancelled our account.

They offer free site building as a ploy to get people to subscribe at which time you discover that they are actually a bait and switch operation.

Stay as far away as possible from Acquia and Drupal Gardens.

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Matthue DeYarus — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 06:42:24 +0000

@Bill Kruse: I went and read your CMS and SEO doc and am VERY puzzled. First of all, none of the items you listed are an issue in any of the best open-source CMS systems. For instance, one totally can manage SEO relevant assets like Titles and H1 in these apps…easily, without any coding. It is actually a lot harder to learn HTML and CSS than to run basic admin in Drupal. And anyway, for an individual, or small company/org., to develop the same modular functionality of an open source community would take literally millions of dollars. That is why none of the important CMS products is for profit…too many human hours have been donated. I think your thesis is not supported by facts and is actually doing a disservice to people out there who want to get involved in social networks that are scoped to their needs.

By: Bill Kruse

Bill Kruse — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 13:32:53 +0000

I admire any and all attempts to improve the usability of Drupal but have yet to see any CMS that’s easier for the non-teckie to use than plain HTML is. People need to be educated to understand that basic html and basic CSS (particularly with 3 breathing down our necks) is easier to learn and implement than many a CMS. You’ll have your tricky bits and particularly with ecommerce, where attestable security is an essential, you’ll need to be getting in a pro. But the everyday stuff, the heart of most web sites, is basic. Shame more people don’t understand that.
I dunno if I’m allowed to link back to my site in comments from here but I expand on this theme here CMS & SEO at some length!