I'll have to explain this one. A few months ago I set out, with a friend, to write a guild management solution. Since he was to do most of the coding, we settled on my third choice - Ruby and Rails. The site came along nicely, integrating Blizzard's "Armory" (a player database which returns XML so it can be easily parsed) a raid (10 and more player quests and dungeon crawls) planner, and much more, like a recipe database, etc.
My friend got called to serve in the heat of Iraq and is on his third stop-loss extension, so the project kind of simmered. A few weeks ago, I spent a few days talking about game design and game theory at a conference, and one participant in the audience asks "so, what would YOU use for a Guild Website?". "Why, Drupal of course," I answered. He called me out on that one, praised other solutions I found less than suitable, and it soon turned out he was, in fact, trying not to find a solution but to shill his, built on a $140 forum backend and adding his $99 "guild" pack on top.
Nothing gets my ire up more, and so I decided to rewrite the code we'd done in Ruby and C into PHP and make the site myself.