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• Gemsites v1.3.1 Released

  We have redesigned the code running Gemsites to support new features and released v1.3.1 on our site here: http://gemsites.jcomserv.net/index.php Check out our SF projects page here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gemsites/ Gemsites is a Content Management System (CMS) that supports multiple features and integrates into any website template. Features: Open source Safe Image Uploading Easy Section Templating Rapid Article Deployment XHTML 1.0 Strict CSS Driven Automated Dropdown Menus with MyGosuMenu Robust Admin Functions Robust User Functions Blogs User Mailboxes Hassle-free User Registration Topic Editing User Comments Comment Moderation Binary Safe Data Transport Rapid Deployment of New or Existing Webistes URL Parsing Image Parsing Supported System Search Engine Optimized for Google

  posted by geek-boy 1883 days ago

• File released: /gemsites/Gemsites v1.3.1/gemsites_v1.3.1.zip

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• gemsites Gemsites v1.3.1 file released: gemsites_v1.3.1.zip

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• Gemsites Update

  There is a major update coming for Gemsites that consists of a major structural change. We have a little post about it here: http://gemsites.jcomserv.net/article.php?a=24 Basically we have decided to turn our code base into a blog/photo-blog solution that uses XHTML/CSS instead of a Slash clone, after a long email discussion with Rob Malda, esteemed Slashdot founder. Stay tuned as we get our ducks in a row for GS 2.0

  posted by geek-boy 2005 days ago