The main problem with most other CMSs is that they're just not easy for content editors to use. This defeats the purpose of using a CMS in the first place- to allow non-technical people to change content. CushyCMS is a Content Management System created with one goal in mind: ease of use.
The other big problem we've tackled is implementation. Traditionally you could spend days installing and implementing a CMS and then figuring how to customize it. Most require some form of programming knowledge. CushyCMS literally takes minutes to implement and is a cinch to use. If you can add CSS classes to HTML tags then you can implement CushyCMS.
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I think it´s a very cool concept, since some of my clients want to edit their static html pages website, but have no idea of html. so this would be perfect.
but i don´t want to submit ftp accounts to cushy, which is especially true for ftp accounts that act as logins to lms at the same time.
would be cool if there was some cushy like editor environment for local server installation.
Cushy is good but it appears that it doesn't let the editor change the color of the text. It almost appears that they just plain left that feature out...