Is Content Management a solved problem?
arc: I'll consider CMS solved when end users can create most any basic site -- to the pixel, with absolutely no XHTML or CSS written by hand coupled with a robust management and analytics framework.  It's a ridiculously difficult problem to both create a system that is developer AND end user friendly that satisfies this requirement.I think it's through the development of some new UI paradigms that this sort of problem will eventually feel more "solved".  That said -- have you guys looked at Squarespace - http://www.squarespace.com/ (Disclaimer:  My company.)?  We have a pretty unique take on the problem -- with separate editing modes (content, structure) + an expansive module base + an excellent visual CSS designer + an extremely robust hosting core (think: S3 for pages).  5 years in business.Definitely don't feel we've completely solved it, as evidenced by our system constant upgrades, but it's a great shot.  If anyone on this thread is interested some facet the CMS problem, feel free to add a question.