> PHPSlash is really goodd, although user management won't be
> out until .7 and .6 was just released. PHPNuke has usermanagement,
> but from what I hear its not all that customizable.. Check out phpslash
> at www.phpslash.org.. they aren't running phpslash on that site currently
> due to DB difficulties with the host (i.e., requested the DB and am still
> waiting..)
I'm evaluating PHPNuke at the moment. It certainly seems to have the
goods on customisation.
Besides which, you can always edit and fiddle :)
Jason
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