First of all, greetings to everyone :)! I have been given a task to choose appropriate software for developing two projects, that is - web pages. I'm quite familiar with many software products available out there, but I don't have the time to thoroughly test each one and then decide which one to use. So, this is the place where you guys come in - I will briefly as possible describe specifications of both projects and I would like to hear from you what would be the best platform to implement both projects. First one is something like a mathematical encyclopedia and online collaboration tool - mix between MathWorld (http://mathworld.wolfram.com/) and a Wiki of some kind (http://www.wikipedia.org). The most important feature is this: users must be able to edit documents using syntax similar to LaTeX (no WYSIWYG-like editor), because after all web will contain a lot's of math formulas and expressions, and most of the users are already accustomed with (La)TeX. There is a similar implementation in LatexWiki (http://mcelrath.org/Notes/LatexWiki), addon for ZWiki, which is Zope 2 based, but I haven't tested that one out so I can't really say is that exactly what I need. Second most important feature is that of interconnections of articles - for example: when I define and write let's say Pitagora's theorem, I want to be able to "include" (much like C's #include <>, and Python's import something) into other documents. This way all the material can be defined in central repository and broken into small pieces (theorems, proofs, tasks...) and then reorganized as needed. Second web is much less complicated - it's intended to be a mix between news portal and searchable database of medical and similar products. Currently, I'm reviewing few options for implementing those two projects - plain Zope 2 or a Zope 2 based CMS (Plone, ZWiki, etc). If there is a Zope 2 based CMS that satisfies most of my requirements, I wouldn't mind using that. But, since Zope 2 will be someday replaced by Zope 3, I'm not that happy to use an already outdated product. That brings me to my next question - would it be smart to try to develop this using Zope 3? Is it mature and production ready enough? There is a third possibility, try to do it from scratch using Python (since that is the only language I'm good in that is suited for web development), but that seems like to big hassle. I'm mostly biased forwards Zope 3, since it's quite a new product with (I hope :>) bright future - i'm just not sure someone with zero Zope knowledge (although, I know Python quite well) can develop both projects in under a half a year. There, that's all I can think of now, any thoughts, ideas, URL's are very much appreciated. Thank you in advance. -- Karlo Lozovina - Mosor