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~~~ Requirements and desires for future CMS/host [template] #3

Closed ItsExtra closed 4 years ago

ItsExtra commented 5 years ago

So I don't go down a rabbit-hole of installing every CMS/blog/collaboration software ever created, criteria for evaluating them:

Evaluation criteria v190919-1150

Most important

[ ] Push/propagate new content to other platforms
- [ ] Twitter
- [ ] Facebook
- [ ] Instagram
- [ ] Tumblr
- [ ] RSS/Atom/json feeds
- [ ] Email update
- [ ] Mastadon
[ ] Contact form
[ ] Themes that look good
- [ ] Mobile themes
[ ] Categories
[ ] Custom menus
[ ] WYSIWYG editor for text content
[ ] Site search
[ ] pretty URLs
[ ] HTTPS
[ ] Pasting preformatted content into the WYSIWYG editor should to be smooth.
- [ ] Keep links.
- [ ] No fonts
- [ ] Keep structural formatting (H1, em, lists)
- [ ] Do not keep tables
- [ ] Image should be included smartly
- [ ] Check the generated code isn't a dumpster fire
[ ] FOSS
[ ] Reasonably active development and no obvious unpatched security issues
[ ] WYSIWYG editor including easy. linking to internal content

Sort of important

[ ] 2fa
[ ] Commenting on pages/posts
- [ ] Spam protection
- [ ] Strong moderation
[ ] Multi user collaboration on posts
[ ] Backups
[ ] Export to standard usable format
[ ] User roles
[ ] Correct formatting for linking from twitter, facebook etc

Least important

[ ] U2f (unlikely!)
[ ] Import
[ ] Scheduled posting

ItsExtra commented 5 years ago

[ ] Ability to have test sites

ItsExtra commented 5 years ago

[ ] Site search
[ ] WYSIWYG editor including easy. linking to internal content
[ ] Scheduled posting
[ ] pretty URLs

ItsExtra commented 5 years ago

[ ] Code should be to standards and to high quality accessibility standards

ItsExtra commented 5 years ago

Pasting preformatted content int othe WYSIWYG edito needs to be smooth.

[ ] Keep links.
[ ] No fonts
[ ] Keep structural formatting (H1, em, lists)
[ ] Do not keep tables
[ ] Image should be included smartly
[ ] Check the generated code isn't a dumpster fire

ItsExtra commented 4 years ago

Wordpress can or does fulfill most of the back end criteria.

Move the social media criteria to The minimum required to make a public release on wiki.