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I'm thinking of moving some of my wordpress sites away from WordPress, due to these ongoing issues {men acting like babies) ... To Joomla

Anything I should be aware of ? ... Should I not? ... If you say Joomla is crap and offer no reason or another similar product, don't! {It's not helpful}

Hugz & xXx

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While a small but disappointing number of people chose to assume I have no idea what I'm doing and that I must be unaware that WP exists (maybe, you know, have a word with yourselves?), I have been busy!

Already re-discarded #Drupal (I do wish they would let it be as cool as it could be) along with various other more modern options.

Briefly considered trying #Joomla again just for the memes.

And am now having quite a lot of fun learning the ins and outs of #CraftCMS who I think are also here on Fedi (yep, hi, @craftcms)

I sure know how to spend a Saturday afternoon... 🤓

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@b0rk I think it was #drupal, or #joomla before that.
I also built a rather unwieldy thing on top of #wikka wiki, which seemed like a good idea at the time.
And #pico, for which I extended multilingual support.
I later tried to rebuild an existing site in #Jekyll but it did not turn out well with user acceptance.
This was all volunteering for NGOs.
All of these (and a #MAMP installation) and tinkering let me learn how the systems were out together and how to adjust them for my needs.