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[Zoidberg]

M A V I C wrote:
Zoidberg, you can pretty much do all that with WordPress. You might need a plugin to handle the password protected stuff, that depends the specifics of the scenario. I'm a little confused why you think you need multiple sites for all this. Seems like it could be handled in one site. You wouldn't have to deal with dropbox, yousendit... either.

[quote=Zoidberg]can't be a blog (due to the nature of the deadline-specific things I list).

I'm not sure what you mean by this. You mean as in the content can only be up for a certain amount of time or what?
I list RFQs in the order they're due. I'll know about some of them sooner than others; for instance, I have several due in July listed. I just found out about one due next week. In a blog setting, posts are made according to when they're posted. Not needing to blog, I just want a single page, like an info page, that I can do the listing quickly. Single page.

I actually used to do the coding in TextEdit (really) and FTP it. It's not complicated, and I could go back to that if I had to.

Of course, I want more than that, and the ability to easily keep reverse order archives. (See this page for an example).