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    vcpt is offline Member vcpt is on a distinguished road
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    Cool Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla

    WordPress, Drupal, Joomla.
    Out of the above three only WordPress seems to be a good CMS. Although it is for a blog based website, you can easily change things around. The plugin support is just superb. WordPress also helps search engine bots to crawl properly. If anyone here haven't tried WordPress yet, then you are really missing a great piece of software. It's far better than Joomla.

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    there are lot of good CMS avalable in internet i hope you need PHP one bcz it's free if you want asp or java please post agan

    PHP Content Management System (phpCMS) makes it possible to need only one template for your whole Web site. It allows you to provide dynamic menus with unlimited levels, and use templates and sub-templates without a database

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    If you are looking for a simple to use, yet powerfull content management system, you may have found what you are looking for. Plume CMS can be installed through a simple script on all major platforms available.
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    Puzzle Apps CMS is a web site content management tool. His smart database structure gives him ability to take any kind of information. The flexibility of XSLT used for template engine is amazing! Supports MySql, SQLite and PostgreSQL databases.
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    An easy to use content management system (CMS) using PHP and mySQL aimed at people who want to create a professional site with the minimum of fuss. The site can be installed in less than 10 minutes and needs no further configuration.
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    Mambo is a feature-rich dynamic portal engine/content management tool capable of building sites from several pages to several thousand. Mambo uses PHP/MySQL and features a very comprehensive admin manager. Mambo uses a modular framework for component/class extensibility.
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    Datalife engine and joomla is the most powerfull cms.. Im usint them myself and I very satisfied.. They have lots of plugins and templates available too

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    i think Drupal The Drupal Association today announced that Drupal has won two prestigious Packt Publishing 2008 Open Source CMS Awards this week - the Overall 2008 Open Source CMS Award and the Best PHP Open Source CMS. This marks the second consecutive year that Drupal has won Packt Publishing’s Overall Open Source CMS award. In addition, on Monday, Packt Publishing recognized leading Drupal contributor Earl Miles as a 2008 Open Source CMS Most Valued Person (MVP).

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    Yes I'm also using joomla and I think its not really complicated to use for a person with some initial know how about using CMS. I think this is the best Content Management System. Many free plugins are also available for joomla to customize and extend it.

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    Default Not impressed by Joomla

    I have tried Joomla. What I felt about Joomla is that it does not give you control over advanced functions. It is so limited. But Drupal is no better. If I were to choose betweem Drupal and Joomla I would like Joomla. Drupal is way too complicated. Not to mention its administrative interface, it looks so alien type. A cms similar to that of a blog platform wordpress will make a good cms.

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    I have tried Drupal, Joomla and Mambo. Both Mambo and Joomla look alike and I felt them as a bit complicated. But Drupal is really simple and I maintain a few sites with it. Its just my experience.

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    Joomla should be banned or should be named like "only for users who has a lot of time to waste". bad bad bad.no other words for joomla. In this world of SEO optimization how this idiot CMS still uses paragraph type "commas"? it's like writing an essay on the address bar? hahaha.dumb peoples' dumb cms. drupal is also complicated but faaaaarrr more better than joomla. try to make all your site with drupal or joomla. what is the meaning to make a website which google will never index?

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    try to make all your site with drupal or joomla. what is the meaning to make a website which Google will never index?
    Don't say so. There are many sites made of Drupal and Joomla and are among the top in google search. User experiences with CMS may vary with persons and we two share the same feelings with Joomla.

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    word press

    u can do what u want with it and it's freindly with google

    the best script dealing with seo

    it's the best

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