Many have also discovered PostNuke doesn't fit in to any of the traditional definitions of a content management system. For example, PostNuke is much more than a "blog" although it can be a blog. PostNuke is more than a "content management system" although it does manage content. So as you can see, PN can do all these things and much more...PostNuke adds another ingredient to the recipe, it provides you with a site to build a community, a community that interacts with the content so they can call it their own. Again this is why we've called it a C3MS, Community, Content, and Collaborative Management System.

The community is ever growing and as we move forward into the next year things will only get better, people are talking, developers are stabilizing, the community is pitching in, and PostNuke's rough edges are being smoothed out.

Someone, somewhere, is just waking up, pouring himself or herself a cup of coffee, before sitting down in front of their computer, thinking what needs to be done today. Asking, how can I make my life easier and in the process help make PostNuke better. The PostNuke Community is what makes PostNuke stand out in a crowd. Community is why we all stay!

Yes, there are similar packages like this available, there are other choices you can make... but where else do you get such a passionate community of people, so willing to work together to achieve common goals? The PostNuke Community is second to none; the PostNuke software stands above the rest because of this community effort.