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[Nicole P]

I'm curous Chris..

Since phpNuke is built to be quite generic, how does it not fit the intended
user?
These days I'm into PostNuke (similar to phpNuke) and I'm installing it on
three sites that have different needs, yet I can get PostNuke to do it the
way I want to.

It's quite possible that it doesn't meet your users's needs, I'm really just
curious as to why?

Nicole
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Johnston" <chris at fuzzylizard.com>
> The modules are so that I can build it in sections. I plan on building
> it in a similiar manner to phpnuke where there are modules that can be
> turned on and off depending on what the user wants. I realize that this
> raises the question of why not simply use phpnuke? Although it is a good
> product, it does not meet the needs of the intended audience. It is
> simpler to build on from scratch then to do a complete overhaul of the
> phpnuke code to fit the intended user.