[consulting] DrupalCOM: european Small Business distro

[Laura Scott]

>
> I think that Ber (sp) is trying to aim at level 3 and engage
>  a simple to set up brochure site
>
>  I think you are talking about a level 4 site. 
>   
That may be so, but it amounts to less work on the developer's part, 
doesn't it? And the website visitor would be none the wiser. Maybe I 
can't appreciate placing effort into disabling features when hiding them 
would seem to accomplish the same thing. Am I missing something?

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*Laura Scott*, President
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John Sechrest wrote:
>  I think that it is important to remember stages of business website lifecycle.
>
>  Here is how I organize my thoughts on it:
>
>  1) No site
>  2) A page with a name
>  3) A brochure site + menu + data
>  4) A database driven site adding features like
>     a) Ecommerce
>     b) Blogging
>     c) Membership
>  5) A database driven site which mirrors/engages the business process
>     -> Business logic built into site.
>
>
>  I think that Ber (sp) is trying to aim at level 3 and engage
>  a simple to set up brochure site
>
>  I think you are talking about a level 4 site. 
>
>  
>
>
>
> Laura Scott <laura at pingv.com> writes:
>
>  % My only quibble would be in disabling user membership capabilities.=20
>  % While some businesses don't need it, many could benefit from having a=20
>  % client support area for registered users. If "markets are=20
>  % conversations," then having some way for people to talk back would seem=20
>  % essential for most newer business models. For the rest, wouldn't it be=20
>  % enough to simply remove the user login block from the site?
>
>
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