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...Initially a portal system, XOOPS is now a leading content management system (CMS) that serves as a versatile Web framework. XOOPS can also be used as a weblog or journal via a standard install using the News module alone. Another approach is to use modules like News, Forum, Download, Web Links, etc. to form a community that interacts with members and visitors. Or think big, like an enterprise, and develop modules to use with eShop that integrate into XOOP's uniform user management system. XOOPS is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL)

FrequencyCMS is a a light-weight, free and open source content management system (CMS in short) which enables you to create websites, portals, blogs and "mini" social networks. It is written and developed by Đorđe Jocić and released under the GNU Affero General Public Licence.

Karma MOD for phpBB Olympus. Used 2 ways of calculating karma. Fully configurable from ACP.

A complete, from-the-ground-up, PHP rewrite of the popular CMS "Dinah", used on CyberArmy.net. Features include a user ranking system, unlimited message boards, and a project group management and coordination system, with command modules (brigades).

nuBoard is a very modular PHP Forum which can be personalized by the webmaster with CSS2 to fit his needs. It's easy to extend the scripts with provided modules or code some yourself.

Stacox is a light, fast forum and respecting the standards of the Web. The forum can easily be improved by the addition of modules easily and quickly. It is written in PHP and need the use of a database (MySQL, ms-sql, PostgreSQL, etc....)

doForum is phpBB with many useful/necessary fixes, patches, modules and hacks, compiled together as one package, with Portuguese translation.

iNuke - The Newest Intelligent CMS With iNuke you can use other cms modules thanks to the iNuke cmsEmulator and the iNuke apis (iNapi). There is a support for Webservices and SOAP...

This project was started by myself and a few friends a while ago to solve out problems with other more well know CMS's. the problem was that the others didnt have the functions we required so we started our own.

rubydoc is intended to be Ruby's equiv of perldoc, but more powerful and tightly coupled to the language. Not only will rubydoc search the standard paths for modules/documentation in the RD format (ruby format), it'll also provide a set of generic module

Previously known as eBoard, EdgeBoard is a modulated, high-speed flatfile database driven bulletin board that boasts many unique features including a new type of admin interface including feature enhancing modules Click Home Page to get to forums.

SimpleCodes 2x is the second version at the SimpleCodes Content Management System. It is a module based system where standalone modules can be installed quickly and painlessly. Template management makes for a very custom website.

This is geared towards J2EE forums, providing a java forum for those who use J2EE containers (or the specific containers required to support the specific modules.)

Smyth is a modular CMS with a flexible architecture. It is best suited for growing community websites that need to adapt quickly adapt to new requirements. It allows you to add modules, reskin, and add domains with little hassle.