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E-Commerce Times: Open Source Drupal.Org Could Be Fierce Competitor for Six Apart Blogging PlatformJennifer LeClaire, writing in eCommerce Times about the blogging powerhouse created by the acquisition of the open source blogging platform Live Journal by Six Apart, LeClaire quotes me saying that Drupal, another well-regarded open source blogging platform, is a potentially fierce competitor for Six Apart. "Drupal does everything that Moveable Type and a lot of the other popular software can do and then some -- and it's free," Ochman said. "Like Firefox, it's always being updated and improved. Drupal is starting to become real competition. The strong companies are going to be the successful ones." Categories:
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CommentsI would say WordPress (http://www.wordpress.org/) is an even better free alternative. Especially considering Drupal is, IMHO, total overkill for blogging software -- it's self-admittedly a full CMS. Posted by: Ryan Christensen at January 9, 2005 2:24 AM I agree that Wordpress is the easiest to use... At least for me (I have basic tech skills, but nothing advanced). Posted by: Ryan From Internet Marketing Blog at December 16, 2007 4:35 PM Post a commentEmail this story to a friendTrackBacksTrackBack URL for this entry: Listed below are links to weblogs that reference E-Commerce Times: Open Source Drupal.Org Could Be Fierce Competitor for Six Apart Blogging Platform:
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