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		<title>Is Your Content Mgmt System your Friend?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 Aug 2008 18:30:23 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Glenn</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Or your enemy?  I work with a lot of CMS &#8217;cause my clients work with a lot of developers.  And I have learned to hate some of them (the CMS not the clients or the developers).  I hate systems that insert garbage into the URLs and then don&#8217;t allow us to rewrite the garbage into [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Or your enemy?  I work with a lot of CMS &#8217;cause my clients work with a lot of developers.  And I have learned to hate some of them (the CMS not the clients or the developers).  I hate systems that insert garbage into the URLs and then don&#8217;t allow us to rewrite the garbage into something appealing to search engines and people.   I hate systems that don&#8217;t allow us to see the code and manage the code on our own pages.  I hate systems that make it impossible to move a website to any other hosting or CMS environment (and that&#8217;s a lot of them).</p>
<p>Ian Lurie recently posted about <a title="SEO ready CMS" href="http://www.conversationmarketing.com/2008/08/choosing-an-seo-ready-cms.htm" target="_blank">SEO-ready CMS</a>, and there&#8217;s some good points in it if you are looking for a new system (or building a new website).  A system I have enjoyed on several small business sites is the <a title="fck editor" href="http://www.fckeditor.net/" target="_blank">fck editor</a>, which I first learned about from Synthetic Kit.  This is a flexible and intuitive system that does not require any installation on the client computer&#8211;it will remind you of working with Word (only fewer crashes).  I&#8217;ve also run across it in sites built by Dennis Clevenger over at <a title="clever concepts" href="http://www.cleverconcepts.net/" target="_blank">CleverConcepts</a>, and it seems it can be installed in different versions that offer the feature set you need (but ask Dennis about that).</p>
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