Just the Python, Please

The webmasters are having a spring clean and suggested that I might like to provide a "pure Python" feed. Michael Foord pointed out that such feeds existed already. If you want to skip the irrelevant waffling and occasional foray into politics then from now on Planet Python should see such a feed.

Direct subscribers wanting only Python can follow
    http://holdenweb.blogspot.com/search/label/python
    http://holdenweb.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default/-/python
if they prefer.

Other blogs:
    A Yorkshireman in America where the rabid politics really live
    On Your Desktop lame celebrity desktop blog
    PyCon conferences - you probably get this via the Planet
    Python Software Foundation News others contribute more than I do

How Do You Update Your Content?

Since I moved to Django I've been struggling with the question of how to keep the site's body content up to date. I started out just editing the body pages' HTML, which was stored in the database (crude, but it did allow an earlier transition to Django).

I've since experimented with various mechanisms, including two WYSIWYG editors in the Django admin (not sufficiently expressive) and a full content management system (too cumbersome and tricky to install, though it may become the favored solution eventually). For now I've settled on a scheme that allows me to keep the body page text in the database as either ReStructured Text or raw HTML, but I am sure this is far from the best answer.

So how do you keep your web's textual content up to date without going crazy?