[Typo3-marketing] typo3 on ebay

[Irene Höppner]

Hi,

> I do not totally agree with you. It seems a little 
> contradicionary to me that you advise me to use a demo 
> package (which I allready tried, but found it hard to get my 
> own template into) and that you, the real pro's are anxiously 
> waiting to get this guy to slave for you. If you think it's 
> real that bad, why use the guy?

I would not use him ;-). Like Juergen said already ;-).

> In my opinion, this guy could exactly do what I want, 
> implementing my own template, setting up a menu structure 
> that I could start with and installing the lot. Experimenting 
> with extensions, I could probably do on my own and working 
> with the backend is the great strength of typo3. It's real intuitive.

It is, yes :-). But if you f.e. adapt only a part of the content elements to
the design of the page, it can be very frustrating and annoying for the user
though :-).

Greets,
Irene