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  1. ALEX New Member

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    Does anyone use Joomla!? I have never tried it, but it looks like it has a ton of great features
  2. Hayze New Member

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    I'm not quite sure what it is, I have heard it be associated with a lot of forum softwares, blogs, and everything else out there.
  3. akiratheoni New Member

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    Used it, liked it for awhile, then just stopped using it. No idea why. I got tired of it and it was really confusing on how to do things, and so I just stopped. The main problem was that no matter how many times you modified Joomla, it still looked like Joomla. It's not like you could make it look much different than what you already get.
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    I dont like joomla because it isnt custom made by you..I really dont like any CMS becayse of that.
  5. Grenade New Member

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    I think its pretty cool. Its not something i'd use, but it does look nice.
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    yeah i agree wiht that... Most times you wouldn want to know whats in the code... especially if you got it from a 3rd party site
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    well it's really easy to use. it's true that you can customize it, but it has numerous templates from which you can choose the one that fits your website.
  8. newbie New Member

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    I tried it once but it is far more complicated than wordpress and was beyond my reach :D
    So shifted back to wordpress
  9. Edwin New Member

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    I used it quite a while ago, but it fizzled out pretty quickly
  10. SawanM New Member

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    Thats why I get it from the official Joomla! site, no need to worry about exploits/hacks.
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    I admin a heavily modified Joomla site for a client of mine and it is decent, but for most projects I usually have a custom CMS built that fits the clients needs exactly.
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