Textpattern has been added.

--jeremy

Jeremy, why are all these others being added when my suggestion of e107 received a pass? Last year e107 made final 5 in CMS roundup wh/included Plone, Joomla, and Drupal (I forget the fifth). Just curious.

Shouldn't mediawiki be on the list?

e107 has been added.
mediawiki is really not a CMS or blogging platform.

--jeremy

Thanks :)

Now I just need to figure out which one I should actually vote for... ;-P

P.S.; I don't think Alfresco really belongs in this list as it is more of a document management system. If it does then imho Nuxeo offers better solution that you can actually roll out w/o having to purchase documentation and/or additional support. In fact, if not for competition from Nuxeo I don't think Alfresco would have went GPL.

Mediawiki, anybody?
 

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PS:
I actually worked for a major ECM vendor ... before the terms "ECM", "CMS" or "Blog" were even invented. Trust me: MediaWiki better qualifies as a "CMS" that many (most?) items on the list.

IMHO .. PSM

Magnolia CMS surely needs to be on the list. Its generally considered (by analysts and the public, e.g. check most compared on cmsmatrix) ) to be amongst the top CMS systems on the planet

Magnolia CMS has been added. bkraft, if you're interested in our official participation program, let me know.

--jeremy

Drupal all the way!
I've always found everything that i needed as a module in drupal.

Which I neglected to do in time. The results surprise me a bit. But then it's also a bit of apples and oranges comparing CMS to blogging and there's a lot more individuals doing the latter so I can understand where the popularity of the blogging apps comes from.

btw-- I am not the 1 vote for e107. So somebody else likes it too :)

wordpress again !