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I started this project because I wanted a dead-simple blog. One that didn't need a database, used flat text files, and looked nice. It's main advantage is that it only requires PHP 5 and write permissions. There is no setup, just unzip and copy.

SociaWap (Social Wap) wil be a free opensource script that will incorporate everything needed for modern age community with features that will keep people busy for hours. Future Features (in no specific order): - Downloads System - Uploads System - Language System - Chat system - Polls - Social Coin Feature Shop system - Tapatalk Integration - Android App - Plugin system, to easily download plugings and install them to the site Feature request will be considered and implemented speedily.

Anomaly Wiki is a file-based content management system (CMS) written in Php. The main goals are fast browsing, easy customization and few requirements (no database or other dependencies). All you need is a web server running PHP 4.3.0 or later.

A dynamic web journal, news, diary, blog for personal or group use. With focus on simplicity and security this is a multi-purpose tool. Features include admin panel, picture uploads, access control, categories, multiple languages, and templates.

A simple, fast, intuitive website for families to communicate online. It offers a simple editor for news and image uploads, linked from the front page. It also presents names, addresses, phone numbers, birthdays, etc for members of the family.

PHP intranet collaboration software allowing the formation of teams of users, message boards which can be posted to by email or web browser, polls, calendars, project management, file uploads, file submissions from the internet at large and more.

Party on the front. Business on the back. Tellum is a simple and fun web content system featuring multimedia uploads (jpg,gif,mp3,mov,swf) for creating dynamic galleries. Audio/video blogs, classroom headquarters or artist sites are a few suggested uses.

Spinner Wiki is an offshoot of Dolphin Wiki (named for the Spinner Dolphin) which drops support for multiple webs and adds inter-wiki links, file uploads, as well as Wiki-style tags for tables, headings, code snippets, etc.