Aug 03, 2008 at 01:58 AM
Open Source Awards

Packt Publishing has announced the 2008 Open Source CMS Awards

Show your support for Mambo today by heading over to Packt Publishing and nominating Mambo as the Best Overall Open Source CMS and Best PHP Open Source CMS. Everyone involved with Mambo is an unpaid volunteer. I am sure you can think of someone who has worked hard here to make Mambo what it is and to help make our community a friendly and helpful one. Nominate this person as Mambo's MVP today.

ACT NOW! Nominations close on 25th August.
Get the message out on your blogs, sites, forums, emails, through RSS feeds, newsletters - anywhere you can - let's get as many nominations in for Mambo as possible!

Show your support for Mambo today!
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