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AlphaBlogger is a free, open-source blogger that is designed to be user-friendly and customizable in nature. AlphaBlogger includes a full-featured blogger as well as a link manager and unlimited custom pages.
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Candide aims to be a unique piece of software in an otherwise crowded and monotonous field. Candide (blog) is a unique mixture of OO-PHP, JavaScript and other tricks which combine to create a blog which is both interesting to look at as well as work with
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PHP-Blogger is an OS independent blog script. It can be used to share news, photos and slideshow with others. It is easy and simple to setup and use. You don't need any webe xperience to use it. All you need is place where you can host the php-script.
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Oh Blogger is a Blog system with increased support for gallerys and photography intrests. But it also has many other uses and support for 3rd part additions.
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RocketBlog is in essence a content management system or weblog, but without the "bloat" of other Open Source CMS projects, yet with more features than your baisc blogger. It will be geared toward a single user or a small team of authors.
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