My Graffiti CMS site http://kevintunis.com is not working. I will be rebuilding the site this weekend. For now just follow me on http://twitter.com/#!/tunis or take a look at my post on http://kevintunis.posterous.com/#!/
My choice for a blog engine has been Graffiti CMS. Since I had taken a year off to remodel our house and build a new studio/office in my home I have not done much posting or updating of my site. Just a little on twitter. I started the other day by asking this question over on codeplex: Who is using Graffiti CMS? http://graffiticms.codeplex.com/discussions/261048 In which I got a great response from Jeremy Hodges (@j_hodges) from Orcsweb. With Charles Boyung (@charlesboyung) commenting on the direction and support of Graffiti CMS this is starting as a good disscusion of where Graffiti CMS is headed. Till I get new server set up I am going to play around with Posterous and WordPress some. I have some thinking to do - should I move my blog over as Jeff Sandquist (@jeffsand) did http://www.jeffsandquist.com/is-this-thing-on/ Where I can still host the site on Windows as he did whcih is still a Microsoft solution or use Graffiti CMS or some other .NET solution.
I have not used posterous.com for a while I thought I would revisted the site see what is new. Some nice features for Android and iPhone - Private Groups on the go http://blog.posterous.com/private-groups-on-the-go-posterous-releases-2. I might just start using this again.
Although there is no mention of GraffitiCMS on their blog Scott Watermasysk announces on Twitter that GraffitCMS will be released as open source on December 11, 2009. Will there be new features when it is released such as using the MVC framework and SQL Azure?
What new features do you want to see in GraffitiCMS?
With so many dropping GraffitiCMS are you going to come back and use GraffitiCMS
The real question here is there going to be a community behind GraffitiCMS.
