Blog or CMS?

While sitting in a puddle Heidi scribbled in the mud:

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> *at least it isn't a political discussion but watch it end up that way :p *

Could go the way of the great tea debate.

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I hear so much about blogs for content management
but I am more familiar with using a CMS.

Pros/Cons of each? Anyone?

Can a blog really make a site with several different content
subjects easier to manage? Would a CMS work better/easier for this?

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*at least it isn't a political discussion but watch it end up that way :p *

Heidi

Sharif T. Karim wrote:

> css-ish!

What's CSS-ish? Is it using tables to emulate a CSS layout? :\


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> Sharif T. Karim wrote:
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> > css-ish!
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> What's CSS-ish? Is it using tables to emulate a CSS layout? :\

LOL - naughty boy :/

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In article <plHyd.3102$3v5.167@fe2.texas.rr.com>, Heidi says...
> I hear so much about blogs for content management
> but I am more familiar with using a CMS.
>
> Pros/Cons of each? Anyone?
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> Can a blog really make a site with several different content
> subjects easier to manage? Would a CMS work better/easier for this?

I've tried using a couple of CMSs but I've always found it easier to
write scripts to suit my own needs. Too much hassle to customise a pre-
written CMS and they never have the exact features I want.

Whether or not a blog would work depends on the kind of site you have.
Most decent blogs allow you to seperate posts into different categories,
but I can only see them being useful for a news site.

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Duende wrote:
> While sitting in a puddle Heidi scribbled in the mud:
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>> *at least it isn't a political discussion but watch it end up that
>> way :p *
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> Could go the way of the great tea debate.

While we're at it... what is the best blog site.. I'd like to make my own
lol! Something that looks cool and css-ish!
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Heidi wrote:
> I hear so much about blogs for content management
> but I am more familiar with using a CMS.
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> Pros/Cons of each? Anyone?
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> Can a blog really make a site with several different content
> subjects easier to manage? Would a CMS work better/easier for this?
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> *at least it isn't a political discussion but watch it end up that way :p *
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> Heidi
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A blog is a form of CMS, obviously. You cant compare one to the other,
they're the same thing!

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