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    MESS is a user based submission system where users submit articles/URLs/etc. and other users vote on the submission to determine it's popularity (similar to other user content driven sites like Digg or Reddit).
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    A "digg like" news submitter/voter (non-hierarchical editorial control for you wordphiles) created using industry standard PHP and MySQL.
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    GrabTheMic is an Open Source implementation of community-driven news sites such as Digg (http://www.digg.com) and Reddit (http://www.reddit.com). It is powered by Ruby on Rails.
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    AbsorbX aims to be the forum system 2.0 to integrate digg and twitter similary functions. It will build up on JEE platform power with open source project, including Struts 2.0, DWR, Spring, Acegi, Hibernate and other framework.
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