The CMS Vendor Meme – Alfresco
The CMS Vendor Meme from Alfresco Blog by Luis Sala
Well, this is kind-of amusing… Our fellow open sourcerors over at Magnolia have tagged Alfresco among other CMS’s to participate in the “CMS Vendor Meme”.
The rules are as follows:
- A CMS vendor is challenged to honestly answer all items on the “Reality checklist for vendors” suggested by CMSWatch’s Kas Thomas (aka the “we-get-it checklist for vendors”).
- If possible the vendor has supply screenshots, links or other means to make it easy to verify the answers.
- The answers also need to be supplied in a short form of one to three stars (denoting “no”, “sort-of”, “yes”).
- Answering all questions on his blog allows the vendor tag some other WCMS vendors.
- A tagged vendor should provide a link back to the blog that tagged him.
I’m hereby invoking our right to tag: Documentum, Oracle/Stellent and finally our good friends at Acquia/Drupal
Now, In the spirit of goodwill, fun and transparency, I offer you our response…
“WE GET IT” CHECKLIST FOR VENDORS
1. Our software comes with an installer program.
Continues @ http://blogs.alfresco.com/wp/luissala/2009/03/17/the-cms-vendor-meme/
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As the original Copyright holder and employee of a UK-based firm, I deeply resent that you have blatantly re-posted my blog post in its complete form without any form of direct attribution and utter disregard to the rights of the original author.
I appreciate that the post was picked up, but permission is granted to quote the post, in excerpt form, provide a clear and obvious link back to the original post, and finally give adequate attribution to Alfresco Software, Ltd. and myself.
Please address this at your earliest convenience.
Thank you for the quick response. It's an uncommon courtesy I wish more people adhered to.