I hope this clears things up for you Narayan, I think you may be getting confused about the project teams (documentation team) choice to use the Drupal site as their development tool. To summarise the official plan for the LibreOffice.org domain: Now: Static HTML (Implemented through GIT) Very soon: Silverstripe (Being developed at test.libreoffice.org) Early 2011: Drupal (Being developed at libreofficeaustralia.org) The reasoning for this decision made by the Steering Committee, as stated in the conference call was that Drupal was the obvious choice for the official LibreOffice site, being powerful, extendable and having a massive developer/user base, but there were not enough developers on board yet willing to put in the time to develop the Drupal site. At the time there was a few people who could launch a site based on Silverstripe quickly (Expected within about a week but has taken a big longer) in order to create an online presence beyond static html pages. This site is currently located at test.libreoffice.org, which was largely left up to anybody who was willing to contribute to build what they wanted across the different languages, which was acceptable as the site is temporary and the longer term planning and development is going into the Drupal site. Effort will not be wasted on the Silverstripe site as we plan to move the pages from Silverstripe to Drupal when we are ready to launch the site. It is likely that the only difficulty we will have will be if people start to try to extend Silverstripe beyond it's capabilities with custom coding as is necessary for the proposed download page. Michael Wheatland -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to website+help@libreoffice.org List archive: http://www.libreoffice.org/lists/website/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***