Like any good CMS, Drupal is great at building new sites and maintaining existing ones, but when it comes to the largely mind numbing task of shoving in lots of existing static content, Drupal can seem agonizingly slow, as does any other mature CMS I have used in that situation. So, what are my options for trying to automate this task?
A Possible Approach to Importing Static Content Into Drupal
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