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Known is an open, flexible social publishing platform. Publish in a group or as an individual with a variety of media, from blog posts and photographs to files and points on a map. Each post can be private or public; every Known site as a whole can be private or public. It works on any device, from the biggest, strongest desktop to the most entry-level smartphone, as long as it comes with a web browser.

Alto CMS - perfect and flexible Content Management System and Advanced Community Engine. Functionality: - Collective, personal and customized blogs - Comments with tracking of discussions - Content construction functionality - Private multiuser inboxes - Invite system - Adminpanel GitHub: https://github.com/altocms/altocms

A content management system born from the need to create and manage your content easier than ever. We have been working hard to create a CMS that will be able to do anything the user wants. There are virtually no limits on what you can accomplish with Qool CMS. Other content management systems are article based platforms and need addons and extensions to add extra functionality. This is not the case with Qool. Qool supports unlimited content types. Addons are extensions to Qool but you...

LibrePost is an alternative WCMS. It has been conceived to be as flexible and complete as possible. In this project many kinds of sites can be created and managed at the same time. Many features are included to reduce the need of external modules.

Textcube is an open-source blogging tool. Textcube supports from individual blog to enterprise-ready service creation.

Squawk is a simple content management system, free from bloat and easy to use. Whether you're interested in starting an easy to maintain online journal or want a fully customizable publishing system, Squawk is the system for you.

Tincture is a blog engine that aims for simplicity and speed. It does almost all of the popular blog functions without needing a database such as MySQL or PostgreSQL. Visitors are viewing static HTML pages, enormously reducing CPU load of the web server.