[drupal-docs] Drupal vs Mambo

[Morbus Iff]

> managing community interaction. But community plumbing has similar flaws 
> and would fit right in with your critique below.

Fair enough. But I didn't get to voice my objections on that one <G>.

> If it was me, I might even consider calling Drupal the "Social Software 
> CMS."  But then we'd get into people doing what you did, inaccurately 
> equating social software with social networking applications.

I don't really see Drupal as social software of *any* kind though. I see 
it as a *content* management system. Forums and comments and profiles are 
add-ons, not the core features. My impression, at least. If it were really 
social software, than it'd have a bunch of social/community things enabled 
by default. And I don't consider a commenting system "social" software.

You know what? If there was a *default* profile build, and it was 
automatically enabled, *then* I'd begin to start considering it related to 
  social software. But, outta the box, it's doesn't scream much of 
anything besides *content*, content, content.

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