Open Source CMS/Blogging Platform of the Year
 

A newer category that has been quite close since its inception.

--jeremy

I find MODx very powerful.

xoops.

Nothing about dotclear or pluxml ? I find pluxml a really capable blogging system: flat XML files (no need for a database engine) and quite fast.

Dotclear has been added.

--jeremy

I don't see CMSMadeSimple.

CMS Made Simple has been added.

--jeremy

Is freeGuppy not open-source?

Nucleus cms? Already vote for Drupal anyways :p

I'm using Serendipity on a blog I keep under another nick.
I found it easier to use than other blog/CMS platforms I used before (Wordpress, Doctlear, Guppy)
Nanoblogger seems interesting, but I didn't try it.
I really don't know which one to vote for in this list as I didn't like the one listed or never used the others.

Serendipity has been added.

--jeremy

A CMS and Blog software are different beasts - yes, some people try to make wordpress into a CMS, but it is not., while many people turn Joomla and Drupal sites into blogs, or at least have that as part of their CMS sites... Like I do.

CorePHP actually fits nicely into Joomla if you want a Wordpress blog in a CMS - a kind of nice compromise actually.

I voted for Drupal and I like Drupal, and have been looking a bit at Django, which has my interest piqued too at the moment.

I hope that helps :)

Kindest regards,

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should mediawiki/vbulletin be in this catagory ?

Blosxom user here. I know, isn't on the list, but it should be.

ProcessWire has been added.

--jeremy