MODx puts buttons on the front page of any editable region; the client never sees the MODx admin panel (or anything about MODx) unless you want them to. Guess these peeps are all unprofessional since they INTENTIONALLY made it this way after pooling all their experiences together to fix things they didnt' like in other opensource solutions.
Example:
Similarly, we've inherited clients whose previous sites were put together by any number of methods: ASP, PHP, Cake, Smartytemplates, etc. The code was not commented well and often the client owns a complete mess that they don't understand. It has been up to us to figure these things out. A client is always at the mercy of technology he doesn't understand. At least with CMSMS or any other open-source framework, we are able to keep costs down.
We don't lie to the client and say "we hand-coded this all from scratch" and if we ever folded, we'd let the client know how the sites were created if they were interested. Most of our sites are small-timers who try out a site and let it die within 3 years, ask for Flash and everything else. They wouldn't update security patches even if they knew how.
Don't make mountains out of molehills, please. If we had the whole job created with ASP, the client would have to go find someone who could understand the backend just the same.
(mainly in English speaking countries). I'm not sure why the authors of GPL don't call it software libre or something like that - I know there is an explanation somewhere, but I'm just too lazy to find it out 
