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OSS CMS discussion on Slashdot: http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/11/18/0043234&from=rss

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Example Mambo sites:

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Also has a "live" (bootable from CD) distribution: http://zope.org/Members/aho/LivePlone/

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Site includes documentation (e.g. Plone How-tos, and details of book "the Definitive Guide to Plone" (http://plone.org/documentation/books/definitive-guide) Example Plone Sites:

Plone also has a "live" (bootable from CD) distribution: http://zope.org/Members/aho/LivePlone/

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Example Drupal site:

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Mambo OS:''' http://www.mamboserver.com

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Mambo OS http://www.mamboserver.com

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OpenSourceCMS.com - for comparisons of OSS CMSs.

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OpenSourceCMS.com - for comparisons of OSS CMSs.

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the International Association for Open Source Content Management (?!))

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the International Association for Open Source Content Management (?!))

January 02, 2005, at 09:11 PM by Adrian

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There are a number of other good links on the wikipedia entry for Content Management at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management, (with wikipedia being one of the best known implementations of a wiki)

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There are a number of other good links on the wikipedia entry for Content Management, (with wikipedia being one of the best known implementations of a wiki)

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http://www.opensourcecms.com/ - for comparisons of OSS CMSs.

Although not necessarily aimed at the end user, there are a number of sites apart from http://www.opensourcecms.com/ that deal with news, listings and feature comparisons amongst CMSs (with varying degrees of scope), such as:

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OpenSourceCMS.com - for comparisons of OSS CMSs.

Although not necessarily aimed at the end user, there are a number of sites apart from OpenSourceCMS.com that deal with news, listings and feature comparisons amongst CMSs (with varying degrees of scope), such as:

the International Association for Open Source Content Management (?!))

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the International Association for Open Source Content Management (?!))

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Plone

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Plone http://plone.org/

Also has a "live" (bootable from CD) distribution: http://zope.org/Members/aho/LivePlone/

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Drupal

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Drupal http://www.drupal.org/

Zope http://www.zope.org/

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Civicspace http://www.civicspacelabs.org/ - started during the Howard Dean presidential nomination campaign: CivicSpace? is being built with the needs of distributed organizations in mind. It will give you and the supporters within your community a solid framework for organizing and engaging those around you in action. But it also will allow you to plug your community into a network of other communities where you can share your ideas, knowledge, relationships, and organizational information. CivicSpace? is built on top of the Drupal open source platform and content management system. It is an unforked distribution.

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Civicspace http://www.civicspacelabs.org/ - started during the Howard Dean presidential nomination campaign: "CivicSpace? is being built with the needs of distributed organizations in mind. It will give you and the supporters within your community a solid framework for organizing and engaging those around you in action. But it also will allow you to plug your community into a network of other communities where you can share your ideas, knowledge, relationships, and organizational information. CivicSpace? is built on top of the Drupal open source platform and content management system. It is an unforked distribution."

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A content management system (or CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Recently, the term has been associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. Web Content Management (WCM) is also used to refer to these programs. - (from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

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A Content Management System (CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Recently, the term has been associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. Web Content Management (WCM) is also used to refer to these programs. - (from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

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Mambo OS: http://www.mamboserver.com - a content mangement website system as recommended by Don De Silva in his talk.

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Mambo OS:''' http://www.mamboserver.com

A CMS as recommended by Don De Silva in his talk.

Plone

Drupal

Other less established tools

Civicspace http://www.civicspacelabs.org/ - started during the Howard Dean presidential nomination campaign: CivicSpace? is being built with the needs of distributed organizations in mind. It will give you and the supporters within your community a solid framework for organizing and engaging those around you in action. But it also will allow you to plug your community into a network of other communities where you can share your ideas, knowledge, relationships, and organizational information. CivicSpace? is built on top of the Drupal open source platform and content management system. It is an unforked distribution.

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A content management system (or CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Recently, the term has been associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. Web Content Management (WCM) is also used to refer to these programs. - (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) There are a number of other good links on the wikipedia entry for Content Management at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management, (with wikipedia being one of the best known implementations of a wiki)

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A content management system (or CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Recently, the term has been associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. Web Content Management (WCM) is also used to refer to these programs. - (from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

There are a number of other good links on the wikipedia entry for Content Management at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management, (with wikipedia being one of the best known implementations of a wiki)

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http://www.opensourcecms.com/ - for comparisons of OSS CMSs. - posted by Adrian De Luca, 27.9.04

Although not necessarily aimed at the end user, there are a number of sites apart from http://www.opensourcecms.com/ that deal with news, listings and feature comparisons amongst CMSs (with varying degrees of scope), such as:

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http://www.opensourcecms.com/ - for comparisons of OSS CMSs.

Although not necessarily aimed at the end user, there are a number of sites apart from http://www.opensourcecms.com/ that deal with news, listings and feature comparisons amongst CMSs (with varying degrees of scope), such as:

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Content Management

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A content management system (or CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Recently, the term has been associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. Web Content Management (WCM) is also used to refer to these programs. - (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) There are a number of other good links on the wikipedia entry for Content Management at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management, (with wikipedia being one of the best known implementations of a wiki)

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CMS Comparisons

http://www.opensourcecms.com/ - for comparisons of OSS CMSs. - posted by Adrian De Luca, 27.9.04

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CMS Comparisons

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Although not necessarily aimed at the end user, there are a number of sites apart from http://www.opensourcecms.com/ that deal with news, listings and feature comparisons amongst CMSs (with varying degrees of scope), such as:

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Relevant postings/threads from email discussion lists, blogs...

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Relevant postings/threads from email discussion lists, blogs...

On the international Circuit Riders lists, there have also been a number of relevant threads since mid 2004, for anyone interested in looking into the archives:

Riders Talk:

"Jeffrey Veen on open source CMS"
"Open Source Web Building Tools"

Riders Tech:

"Plone evaluation" .e.g pointing to this evaluation:

http://zope.org/Members/jetfu/plone-WhereIsWhat/howto_view

"Like YahooGroups?, but open source"
"content management systems"

(sign up to the international lists at http://npogroups.org/lists)

January 02, 2005, at 04:06 PM by Adrian

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There are a number of well-established OSS CMSs. This page is for pointing to OSS resources and discussing CMS tools and issues.

What is Content Management?

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There are a number of well-established OSS CMSs. This page is for pointing to OSS resources and discussing CMS tools and issues.

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Relevant postings/threads from email discussion lists, blogs...

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web-presences and functionality become more sophisticated

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web-presences and functionality becoming more sophisticated

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the need to address accessibility and usability requirements

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the need to address accessibility and usability requirements.

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A content management system (or CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Recently, the term has been associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. Web Content Management (WCM) is also used to refer to these programs.

(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

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OSS CMSs

Mambo OS: http://www.mamboserver.com - a content mangement website system as recommended by Don De Silva in his talk.

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Content Management Overview

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There are a number of well-established OSS CMSs. This page is for pointing to OSS resources and discussing CMS tools and issues.

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There are a number of well-established OSS CMSs. This page is for pointing to OSS resources and discussing CMS tools and issues.

Navigation:
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Content Management and Content Management Systems CMSs are an area of interest for the non-profit/voluntary sector for a number of reasons, e.g.:

web-presences and functionality become more sophisticated
the need to communicate and manage increasing amounts of content
the need to address accessibility and usability requirements

There are a number of well-established OSS CMSs. This page is for pointing to OSS resources and discussing CMS tools and issues.

What's on this Wiki?

Wiki stuff

IssuesAndResources.ContentManagement History

Mambo OS:''' http://www.mamboserver.com

Mambo OS http://www.mamboserver.com

Plone

Plone http://plone.org/

Drupal

Drupal http://www.drupal.org/

Zope http://www.zope.org/

Mambo OS:''' http://www.mamboserver.com

Plone

Drupal

Other less established tools

Content Management Overview

Content Management

CMS Comparisons

CMS Comparisons

OSS CMSs

OSS CMSs

Relevant postings/threads from email discussion lists, blogs...

Relevant postings/threads from email discussion lists, blogs...

Riders Talk:

Riders Tech:

What is Content Management?

Relevant postings/threads from email discussion lists, blogs...

CMS Comparisons

CMS Comparisons

OSS CMSs

OSS CMSs

CMS Comparisons

OSS CMSs

Content Management Overview