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24-01-2005, 16:25
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Re: PHP Nuke
I have the same question (Why do teams insist on building their sites in PHP-Nuke?) but for a different reason. I don't see anything wrong with using a CMS, and in fact, i see something wrong with not using a free CMS when it is so perfectly suited to the needs of a robotics team website. I just don't understand why people use the buggy, insecure, and generally crappy PHP Nuke when there are so many better alternatives.
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