Before you start

Yet another of those, not sure you had stumbled upon it :
http://share.ez.no/blogs/marko-zmak/ezpublish-vs.-drupal

I am sure Drupal 7 should have good counter-arguments to bring to the discussion. The standpoint there is mostly a developer's / project maintainer's.
Cheers,

Hi,
I am completely new to Drupal and I don't have much experience of website design/programming.

I am looking to create a CMS where visitors will visit site and be able to get information and post comments/reviews (similar to Amazon). I also want site to serve as a place where users can set up a profile page with information about their service, including calendars and photo galleries. Are there modules that can make this work? I have some experience with html and css. Some WP experience. No PHP or MySql knowledge. I will be doing this on my own at first so I am hoping that it will be simple to manage. Is Drupal going to be my best bet? Thanks!

Hi,

Throughout the last three years I have build 5-6 sites using drupal 5 & 6, and I cant see myself using any other CMS!

I am not a programmer, but I know enough PHP to build small modules, modify and patch contributed modules and develop themes to suit my needs.

I am now prototyping on a website that needs quite a lot of functionality.
I am more or less doing everything alone, but I do have a good friend who's a programmer and willing to help me out a bit.

Hello all,
I started my business a couple of months back and at that time I wasn't sure whether my business will do well or not ,so I developed the website on my own on drupal.The website I made served all the purposes but didn't have a very professional design.
Fortunately, now I have started earning a good amount of money and I want to get a world class website made. I talked to 2-3 website development companies in my area and all of them said that it'd be better that I get the website developed on ASP.net as it is a more robust platform.