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August 23rd, 2008 at 1:37 pm
They could take a few hints from WordPress with regards to usability and resources for developers. Things like automatic module/plug-in upgrades and automatic core upgrades have proven to be extraordinarily useful for me in recent WP versions. Not to mention that usability out of the box for WP is much better. I’ll give it to them that Drupal’s for more than just blogging, but even still I feel like their core interface and general design could be made a lot more user friendly in some respects.