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Tag Archives: buddypress
Social networks, or beefed-up blogs?
I have been looking around recently at social networkings systems, focusing on freely available ones, such as Elgg (which powers the rather lovely UnLtdWorld, and which has its proper v1.0 release out soon) and PeopleAggregator. The other option I had … Continue reading
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Tagged buddypress, movable type, social networks, wordpress
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BuddyPress
This looks very exciting. Thanks to Nick for the tip off. Edit: More via TechCrunch: It is easy to dismiss this as completely unnecessary given the abundance of social networks already out there, as well as application development platforms like … Continue reading
