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Genny, I'm not really sure either--I was just the scribe for that session! The main difference I see is that clicking into a Plone website (when logged in) changes to edit mode. Sorry to not have a better answer. -Jodi On Mar 9, 2009, at 7:35 PM, Genny Engel wrote: > I have heard this before, that Plone is better than Drupal for the > end user / content contributor, and that people like the "inline > editing." I've been a little baffled comparing Drupal 6 and Plone > because the editing features actually look about equally ... > er ... not-quite-what-they're-gonna-want for our potential content > contributors. I'm not really getting what's more inline about > Plone editing -- both have an Edit option that brings up a web > form. Perhaps the divide between Drupal and Plone editing > interfaces was significantly greater in earlier Drupal versions? > The only one I've really looked at in depth has been 6. > > > > Genny Engel > Sonoma County Library > [log in to unmask] > 707 545-0831 x581 > www.sonomalibrary.org > > > >>>> [log in to unmask] 03/09/09 11:00AM >>> > > > from Vignette ($ license, complicated end-user interface). Didn't have > SDK's, hard to get content contributed. Content contributor user > interface (Drupal easier for programmers, sucks for end-user.)