This query started out in a separate thread about permissions, but it's sufficiently important to me to pose again here. I've been struggling to make the CMS abilities of zope user-friendly enough for 'joe average' end-users. Really it's designed for a 'power' content manager who delegates, secures, and generally has taken the time to study all the Content Management docs, etc. However, most of my clients don't have those kinds of requirements and aren't that technologically savvy, so I end up coding ultra-simplified interfaces for them on a per-project basis. I know you can restrict permissions on just about every available method, and I am aware of the current skinnable zope project, which may improve the situation drastically. But I'm interested to know, how many of you offer the Zope TTW interface to clients as a content management system, and how many just use it as a development interface? I'm beginning to wonder if content management and system administration should be split out into separate subsystems. Or if a CMS Tool Kit should be developed. (workflows, syndication, etc...). But I'm still far from being a zope power user myself, and have yet to appreciate the range of its potential. What do you people think? Seb.