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Especially when it comes to a website for an NGO, Hubzilla would be the first choice because it offers CMS capabilities. And it’s extremely resource-efficient, so it doesn’t place heavy demands on the server (I imagine it’s comparable to Forte).
I’ve also written an article on this (unfortunately only in German: Mit Hubzilla eine Organisations-Seite im Fediverse anbieten), in which I created a website using an NGO as an example (one that actually existed and whose team I was involved in). If you have any questions, please feel free to message me via DN (in English, if you like).
Especially when it comes to a website for an NGO, Hubzilla would be the first choice because it offers CMS capabilities. And it’s extremely resource-efficient, so it doesn’t place heavy demands on the server (I imagine it’s comparable to Forte).
I’ve also written an article on this (unfortunately only in German: Mit Hubzilla eine Organisations-Seite im Fediverse anbieten), in which I created a website using an NGO as an example (one that actually existed and whose team I was involved in). If you have any questions, please feel free to message me via DN (in English, if you like).
Trying to make one answer to all those in my conversation.
Thank you folks, I'm so pleased to have met you. Let me follow you from my personal account on Hubzilla, which I haven't used for years, but hope to revive now.
Well, there is food for thought now and I don't think I will reach satisfactory conclusions without a good deal of experimentation.
Maybe Hubzilla is not so obsolete as I thought. I think I will experiment here on Zotum and then perhaps move an entire channel to my site.
Cheers,
Jacob