Slide 29 from Dries' keynote on Starshot shows a chart of CMS user satisfaction for Drupal, Wordpress, Adobe Experience Manager, and Sitecore. Of those four, only Drupal show an increase in user satisfaction over time.
I'd like to share that study, but of course having been conducted by the primary funding agent of Drupal I can anticipate questions about the methodology.
"We are proceeding with the extension of log deletion every half day, as authorized by our management team. However, to clear up any doubts regarding log handling, I consulted our MySQL DBA. In summary, he advises against disabling logging in a production system. For completeness and for everyone's understanding, I am sharing his full analysis below:
We are creating a new organizational site from scratch. We are non profit provincial regulatory body.
The existing public site (Alberta Energy Regulator (aer.ca) & Alberta Geological Survey (aer.ca)) are on Drupal 9. We are a regulator and post a lot of information around policy and direction of the industry. It is mostly static content with documents. It is not very interactive.
I installed Drupal 11 Alpha1. Although I'm using the site for testing contrib code does Drupal 11 need to be officially released before there's an entry added to the "Drupal version" list (after selecting "Add new Forum topic")?