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Recently I moved www.silverfishlongboarding.com over to Geeklog. Silverfish Longboarding is a fairly large site (24,000+ hits in 2 weeks, ~18,000 posts in the forums and several hundred gallery pages). Tese are some of the issues I've encountered with the switch to Geeklog. I am posting these because I think that Geeklog is an EXCELLENT CMS and in my opinion these features would make it an even more viable option for larger sites. -Pagination in articles-this is very important to me. -More user information (last visit, pages visited, more info in default profile) -Ability to have more than 5 images in articles -A review system with ratings and/or the ability to rate articles. -An option to add alt tags to images in articles -Ability to edit templates from within control panel (like 4images) -Sub-categories in the links section. -Better, easier PHPBB integration -Release of default template source images. (e.g. photoshop files for xSilver) -Ability to edit and add "whats related" links in articles -More detailed stats-breakdown of day/week/month etc. Some of the things I really like about Geeklog is that it is: -Very modularized. -Easy to change templates -Easy to create blocks, plugins and static pages -Nice default template It looks a lot like my old site. -Easy to use -Friendly community -etc. Overall, I think the developers of Geeklog are doing a great job. Keep it up!

And to add to that list, a way to edit comments w/o having to go into the database and manually do it.

Having used MANY different CMS systems over the past year, I can say that GL is the choice for me. It would be nice if comments were editable on a permission basis. Admin could always edit. User's could be given permission to edit there own comments. Have the option of putting a timer on editing for users. After a certain amount of time, they would not be able to edit a comment.