when you make a site what cms do you use?

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  1. SamOwen

    SamOwen Peon

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    #21
    Drupal, easy to use. I'm currently looking into their mulit-site ability so I can run a bunch of sites on just one codebase.
     
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    FireStorM Well-Known Member

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    Joomla is too good :)
     
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    #23
    Yea, THIS is one of the main advantages of Geeklog and Drupal, though both scripts handle it differently. Geeklog keeps them completely apart, Drupal links them as sub-communities.

    With Geeklog you can have many, many sites on 1 installation (=1 update, =1 plugin installation, =1 webspace).
     
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    same here... but I went with Geeklog instead of vB
     
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    I've only used cutenews and e107 so far.
     
    scylla, Apr 27, 2006 IP
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    joomla for more generic development. very stable and many useful extensions.
    drupals taxonomy is a killer feature though. awesome for certain applications.
     
    natsirtm, Apr 29, 2006 IP
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