[Sosfbay-discuss] Fwd: California Native Garden Foundation Newsletter

[Cameron L. Spitzer]

We tried Drupal + CiviCRM last year.  It was much more work to 
set up than building something simple from scratch would have been.
Its performance was poor.
And once it was in place, our volunteers (excepting Jim Doyle) refused 
to use it.

I'll try something else this year.  The same volunteers will refuse
to use it, but now we know that part so it will be okay.

-Cameron




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>Caroline,
>I would like to see some lists that categorize Greens by district and/ 
>or city so we can use them in situations like this. (I guess that's  
>what you mean about getting drupal.)  Wes is quite right about us  
>getting more efficient in this manner, so we can target the affected  
>voters.
>Andrea

>On Jan 2, 2010, at 10:16 AM, Caroline Yacoub wrote:

>> Isn't this the time for drupal? Somebody ought to be able to  
>> communicate with all San Jose Greens--now. No?
>> Caroline