Gour wrote:
Well, I consider more important to first decide resolve about "why" rather than "how" ("When there is a will, there is a way." :-) i.e. do we need/want CMS like Drupal or not. Then, I'm sure we can sort out how to install it. I personally install some older Drupal on my localhost, but I'm ready to help (both wiki & CMS has to be maintained).
Personally I quite like the idea of using a CMS for haskell.org, but there needs to be enough effort available to make it fly and keep it flying, and I just don't see that yet.
By looking at Drupal's site I've noticed that DocBook export module will be in 4.7 (atm in beta3.) and if you check http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/book it sounds interesting (there was lot of talk to e.g. keep DocBook format for GHC).
And, as I wrote earlier, CMS brings forums and some other features, it's not just more powered-wiki, so let's decide if we want it...
I really hate forums. I don't think I'd keep up with forums if we had them. It takes 10 times longer to read a forum than a newsgroup, and since our mailing lists are gated to newsgroups on www.gmane.org, there doesn't seem to be a need for forums too. You can even read & post using a web browser (though it's a bit primitive, I grant you). Windows users have no trouble with newsgroups, because you get a newsreader installed by default with Windows XP (Outlook Express). We should provide instructions for accessing the mailing lists using a newsreader somewhere. Cheers, Simon