Posted by marcrobinsone on November 6, 2007 at 8:29am
Yipee! More reason to use Drupal.
I can't even describe a word for this award.
Mabuhay to Drupal and to all the members of the Drupal community!
Hooray! Overall 2007 Open Source CMS Award goes to Drupal
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Ready to extend its reign!!!
Drupal can defend its crown again next year, 'coz Drupal 6 is just around the corner...
Once people realize that it will be easier to create templates in Drupal 6, it will surely win again!
[Jo]n [Rap]usas
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[Jo]n [Rap]usas
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The other CMS claimed it won.....
Hmmmmm, the other CMS, Joomla! is claiming that it won the Best CMS Award....
Link is at:
http://www.joomla.org/content/view/4122/1/
:-)
Jun D!
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They both won
Drupal won best overall open source CMS (Joomla was second), while Joomla won best open source PHP CMS (Drupal was second). Weird twist, how one can be best overall but not best in its own category, but anyway, both are more than worthy of the recognition =)
See http://www.packtpub.com/award for complete awards info
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The sponsor of the
The sponsor of the competition made a rule that a CMS (e.g. Drupal) can only win one award to give chance to the rest of the open source community. After Drupal won the Best CMS Award, it was no longer eligible for the other awards.
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Drupal was also nominated for other categories but...
As Drupal became popular, it also gained notoriety in other Web development technologies as well.
IMHO, Drupal can't really win the "best open source php cms" since it is not even 100% php anymore.
This explains the "performance" variance of each unique Drupal set-up.
But professionally, Drupal exceeds a lot for "community-driven" websites. Wordpress, Plone, Joomla! and the rest has their own market to blend with.
marc.robinsone
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