best ruby on rails cms

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i need to choose a cms for my next project, i have searched and come up with these 2 : radiant and refinery, which one is better for building middle size websites ? are there any other options out there for rails cms ? one important factor is that client can easily update their website without much knowledge thnx for helping

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