Hi Imran, Thanks for the intial data on GAE-CMS. I will take a look at ExponentCMS for more info. (This may provide a quick-start for the documentation for the various audiences.) Perhaps you could tell me what the primary differences are between GAE-CMS and ExponentCMS (perhaps some functionality you have not yet included and what the plans are re. those functionalities. Of the open source CMSs, I am most familiar with Drupal, which I tend to look at from a architectural perspective. Their "node" concept is very powerful as it allows common functionality to be easily applied to any content type (entity type). This works great for threaded discussion comments, for capturing the created by and dates, for managing entity status and workflow, etc. I think what would help me most right now is to understand the framework part. How are you handling the roles and permissions and how do you designate what objects/actions a permission pertains to? It would also be good to understand how user-created modules are included. Finally, what do you see as keying in keeping GAE-CMS beiing a high performance? I agree with you that this is crucial. Looking forward to more information.
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