Dec 12, 2006 at 01:16 PM

Mambo Community Back on Beat

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Last week saw the premier of two long-awaited resources for the increasingly active Mambo Open Source community: Mambo-Extensions.com, and Mambo-Manual.org

Mambo Manual is a community-driven wiki project. The site provides assistance for users and acts as a supplement to the documentation resources provided by the Mambo Foundation.

These two new sites are evidence of a larger trend which sees the Mambo Open Source CMS community re-vitalized and increasingly active. The community has been experiencing steady growth over the last six months and is poised for a comeback from the brink brought about by a divisive fork in the GPL code set in the Fall of 2005.

Visit the Mambo help wiki at http://mambo-manual.org

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