My family didn’t believe it, but we read it anyway. And it is true. I understand everything Jesus said. EVERYTHING! Even know where he left out information on purpose because his generation wasn’t ready for the truth.

I understand souls, God, how Satan’s Kingdom is divided, and how God and Satan fight in the world today. Except the actual truth is different from what anyone expects. It explains all the crime in our urban cities. And how to change it.

It is a small book, as predicted in Rev. 10, every page is packed with new ideas. The words draw pictures, making the understanding easy. Even how creation started. And what the Holy Ghost is made out of.

It was written in the Bible that it would come in the hands of an angel to the world from God. I read it, and I don’t believe any human mind could have that much new information by itself. A thousand geniuses couldn’t have written that book. Or this
Einstein of religion kept himself hidden from the world for a long time.

The fact that book is here today amazes me. We must be in end times for it to exist. I need an expert on Revaluations to comment on the book.

I understand now why God went into hiding. Once you understand his mystery, what he really is, his early involvement in world affairs, and his absence later on becomes obvious. So does his return and when and why.

No one religion captured the truth. But many got pieces of it. But the real truth makes complete sense of reality.

I am sorry to hear that your experience has been below your expectations. You are right that we assume you have your own server; our target clientele are fortune 500 who are not really interested in go daddy contol panels.

However, I and thousands of otters have installed Magnolia many times within minutes. To state it is totally buggy is neither correct nor helpful. If you find a real bug, report it on our issue tracker.

We don’t compete with Joomla and if Joomla is all you need then by all means use it. Everybody has a different use case; not every system fits every use case.

By the way, the community is using a mailing list not a forum, where everybody will get help for free. There is a forum interface available at various web services, for instance nabble or gmane.

We recently published a tutorial how to install Magnolia and customize it – you can find it at web reference.com. For people that prefer the simplicity of a go daddy control panel, there is an amazon cloud deployment available from headewire, a community member. Headwire also provides you with a single click installer and a module that allows you to choose between more than 100 templates.

regarding your claim that all modules cost money this is simply not the case. We have a simple and proven business model called dual (or layered) licensing that provides a free community edition and a commercial enterprise edition. There are functional differences but the main driver for the enterprise edition is the client/vendor relationship and garanteed support. Many modules are provided by the community and by Magnolia that are free, including an amazing digital asset management by Openmind or Blossom, a marvelous Spring integration. Granted, this goes beyond Joomla but that is were Magnolia shines.

I think a sensible business person uses what makes sense for their use case. I am afraid that your quoted friends don’t work on sites for the navy, Sony playstation or Texas state university which runs more than 200 sites with more than 700 authors on Magnolia. Ask them if Magnolia is buggy and if they wouldn’t prefer Joomla. They will probably think you must be out of your mind (no offense).

Enjoy joomla while it suffices your needs. Meanwhile thanks for your comments, I understand that we need to further lower the barrier of entry and we plan to do so.

Regards
Boris

And besides a wiki that keeps rerouting people back to the corporate web pages there is no support community at all. There are no support forums and every single one of my developer friends and 3 godaddy Technical support specialists have never even heard of Magnolia CMS.

So tell me Boris if I’m a business man who is looking for a good CMS solution, am I going to go with say Joomla which I can install right off my godaddy Control panel for free, get as much support as I would ever need on numerous FREE support forums and download over 1000s modules and extensions, the majority of which are also free… or am I going to go with a CMS that nobody has heard of, makes my buy an “enterprise” version in order to get any kind of support and forces me to pay for any extensions or modules I would want?

hmmmm call it a hunch but I think any sensible business person is going to go with the former.

hope that helps everyone else reading these.