CiviCRM: Best on Drupal or Joomla?

[myglobalperspective]

I've done my due diligence, thoroughly, but am still unsure about whether to install CiviCRM on Drupal or Joomla for a political website that needs its grassroots constituents to e-blast, contribute, create and attend events, etc. I would love to go Drupal but CiviCRM is not the one and only application I am integrating. Joomla has better add-ons for multi-blogs (My Blog), multi-vendor shopping cart (JMarket Pro), and Facebook-like social network (JomSocial). Can a CiviCRMaster please enlighten me on the best CMS path to take? Or should I just wait for a stable CiviCRM 3.0?

Thank you so very, very much for any and all possible input.

[Kurund Jalmi]

I've done my due diligence, thoroughly, but am still unsure about whether to install CiviCRM on Drupal or Joomla for a political website that needs its grassroots constituents to e-blast, contribute, create and attend events, etc.

You might want to read:
http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,2788.0.html
http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,1402.0.html
http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,3383.0.html

should I just wait for a stable CiviCRM 3.0?

CiviCRM v3.0 does have few kool features. But I guess you should first check current stable release i.e CiviCRM v2.2.8 and see if that meets your requirements. You can always upgrade when v3.0 becomes stable.

HTh

Kurund

[myglobalperspective]

Thank you, Kurund. Now my question is which ACL do you recommend for CiviCRM with Joomla:

1) noixacl;
2) JUGA; or
3) Community ACL?