Dear vB community,
I run a small non-profit site dedicated to a rare kidney stone disease (www.cystinuria.org). We are very community-centric, but currently support only ~ 450 members. We have been using vBulletin as our forum software faithfully since 2002. I will certainly be upgrading the forum software to 4.0, but i'm wondering if i shouldn't consider taking the entire site (which i currently design) and moving it to a CMS. Our entire online presence consists of announcements, articles, and videos (all of which seem well suited for a CMS). However, we do not generate these very quickly - perhaps quarterly updates (maybe with a CMS we'd update more)? Honestly, i'm a web designer who is not all that familiar with CMS. I would sincerely appreciate it if some good folks from this community wouldn't mind sharing their opinions on whether our site would be a good candidate for a complete CMS overhaul/solution, or whether you feel that it would be dramatically overboard for our small community and light content.
Thanks so much, in advance.
Kind Regards,
matt
I run a small non-profit site dedicated to a rare kidney stone disease (www.cystinuria.org). We are very community-centric, but currently support only ~ 450 members. We have been using vBulletin as our forum software faithfully since 2002. I will certainly be upgrading the forum software to 4.0, but i'm wondering if i shouldn't consider taking the entire site (which i currently design) and moving it to a CMS. Our entire online presence consists of announcements, articles, and videos (all of which seem well suited for a CMS). However, we do not generate these very quickly - perhaps quarterly updates (maybe with a CMS we'd update more)? Honestly, i'm a web designer who is not all that familiar with CMS. I would sincerely appreciate it if some good folks from this community wouldn't mind sharing their opinions on whether our site would be a good candidate for a complete CMS overhaul/solution, or whether you feel that it would be dramatically overboard for our small community and light content.
Thanks so much, in advance.
Kind Regards,
matt
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