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What I Mean to Say: A Practitioner Perspective on AI, Semantics, and Content Evolution

msalvatierra

My choice for Best Budget CMS for 2012 (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next years awards) is <a href="http://cmsmadesimple.org">CMS Made Simple</a>!
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<blockquote>CMS Made Simple™ is an open source ( GPL) package first released in July 2004. Its built using PHP that provides website developers with a simple, easy to use utility to allow building small-ish (dozens to hundreds of pages), semi-static websites. Typically it is used for corporate websites, or the website promoting a team or organization, etc. This is where it shines.</blockquote>
As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for the best budget CMS, I will point to CMS Made Simple. They will receive my recommendation from now until next year’s winner is announced. Congratulations!

Critic's Choice Winner for Best Budget CMS is...

mike-johnston

Soario Inc., developers of Symphony CMS, the popular XSLT-powered open source content management system, today announced the launch of Symphony Cloud Hosting, a new cloud-based offering that makes hosting and evaluating Symphony CMS fast, simple and affordable in the cloud.
Symphony Cloud Hosting, built on technology from Standing Cloud, a leading provider of cloud marketplace and management solutions for cloud providers and ISVs, brings choice, flexibility and easy point-and-click deployment and management to Symphony CMS, delivering single-click managed hosting, provisioning, deployment and management at a simple monthly bundled price.
With Symphony Cloud Hosting, customers can choose the hosting provider, data center and geography of their choice from a wide range of 15+ leading public cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services, HP Cloud, Rackspace, VPS.net and more. Symphony CMS deployments hosted through Symphony Cloud Hosting on Standing Cloud are completely portable from cloud-to-cloud, meaning users are never locked in to a single platform or cloud provider. They can quickly add capacity or move to another cloud, and are protected against downtime and service outages.
In addition, Standing Cloud’s built-in automated application lifecycle management features provide easy point-and-click access to a range of automated management services, including 24×7 server monitoring, free back-ups, auto-restore, single-click version and resource upgrades and more.
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“We developed Symphony CMS on the principles of flexibility, openness and simplicity, and Symphony Cloud extends that even further,” said Allen Chang, co-founder and chief architect of Symphony CMS and Soario Inc. “Agencies and developers now have the option of instant hosting and management for their sites on a wide range of reliable clouds, while still ensuring that they'll always have complete control over all aspects of their project.”
“We’re excited to help Soario enable their customers to launch and run fully configured instances of Symphony CMS and the underlying application stack, and manage them directly in the cloud,” said Joni Klippert, Director of Customer Development for Standing Cloud. “By reducing the hassles of downloading software and configuring servers, and adding the choice, flexibility and reliability of multiple clouds, we can help them grow the Symphony CMS customer base among agencies, designers and developers.”
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Symphony Cloud Hosting is available today at http://www.soario.com/hosting/. Users interested in evaluating the solution can get started immediately with a no-cost 24-hour “Test Drive” in the cloud, including a fully configured version of Symphony 2.3.1. Following the free trial, users can seamlessly upgrade to a fully hosted account on any one of Standing Cloud’s 15+ supported cloud providers through Symphony Cloud Hosting.
Standing Cloud is a leading provider of cloud application marketplace and management services. We deliver a seamless application layer for cloud service providers, ISVs and technology solutions providers, making application deployment and management fast, simple and hassle-free for their customers.
Our standard application catalog includes 100 open-source and commercial applications; our platform supports multiple programming languages, including Rails, PHP, Java and Python, and a wide range of cloud service providers and orchestration software systems.
Founded in 2009, Standing Cloud is based in Boulder, Colorado. Investors include Foundry Group and Avalon Ventures. Visit us online at: <a href="http://www.standingcloud.com">www.standingcloud.com</a>
About Symphony CMS
Symphony is a leading open-source, XSLT-based web content management system for agencies, designers and developers. Learn more online at: <a href="http://www.getsymphony.com">www.getsymphony.com</a>.
About Soario
Founded by Allen Chang, chief architect of Symphony CMS, Soario offers CMS products and solutions for small to enterprise websites. The Soario team includes diverse individuals from around the world, each with a unique set of skills. Soario leadership team members have all worked with Symphony in various capacities from agency management to design, development, architecture and project management. Learn more online at: www.soario.com

Soario Launches Hosted Symphony CMS Cloud Offering Powered by Standing Cloud

My choice for Best Website Builder for 2012 (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next year's awards) is the one and only, <a href="https://www.squarespace.com/">Squarespace</a>!
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Squarespace is an amazing product that has really proven its strength as a leader in the website builder market. With a well-laid-out interface and plenty of ways to get support when needed, SquareSpace is clearly the top choice. Now in version 6, it has become even more incredible. You can <a href="https://www.squarespace.com/templates">try out a demo for 14 days</a> with no credit card required to see what I mean.
As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for the best website builder, I will point to Squarespace. They will receive my recommendation from now until next year’s winner is announced.

Critic's Choice for Best Website Builder goes to...

Simply put, I review a LOT of content management systems. So many, in fact, that I often am asked how I manage to stay focused enough to not lose interest in what I do. Let me tell you, it's not easy. One of the things that I have begun to pay attention to is my initial reactions when I first log into the administration interface for a CMS I'm reviewing. Specifically, I try to pay attention to any feelings that might overtake me as I look at what I'm being presented and, more often than I'd like, one of those feelings is that of being overwhelmed and a feeling of instant frustration. Why? Due to feature overload and duplication.
Let's explore this shall we?
I had a conversation recently with someone I have developed quite a bit of respect for, a gentleman by the name of Dragan Marjanovic, who resides here in Edmonton and works in the CMS industry. Dragan and I have discovered that we both have similar belief systems when it comes to how a CMS should be designed and developed and we had an interesting conversation about his battle, as a business owner, to steer his developers away from adding multiple methods of accomplishing a single task within his CMS.
The logic, for a developer, is simple. You need a feature, so I added it. Here's a new button for it. Now it works.
The problem, however, is that developers are technical individuals who have no problem navigating these complex interfaces. They also have no problem with technical manuals and documentation whereas end users nowadays, however, are much less technically inclined. So it then becomes the burden of the “person with the vision” to help simplify and standardize their system so that the experience is a pleasant one for non-technical users. It's a daunting task for sure.
<h2>Why is feature duplication such a bad thing?</h2>
Let's take the ever popular iOS platform for an example.
On your iPad, iPhone or iPod, there is one way to open an app, you click on the square. To close the app, you click on the home button and the app goes away. It's simple (for some, too simple) but it's effective and if I was asked to recommend a system to someone who has never used a tablet or smart phone before, i wouldn't hesitate to point at an Apple device because I know the learning curve is minimal. I can hand one to my grandfather or mother and know that they will get it far faster than if I handed them a device with a hundred ways to do those same tasks. Why? It's due to the fact that people want to feel that they get it. They don't want to be overwhelmed with 100 different ways to accomplish something, they want it to work. They want to get the job done and while Apple, for some, might not be their favorite company, you have to give them credit for “getting” how to establish a solid customer experience.
This same logic applies to content management systems. If I log into your system and I see a dashboard that has thousands of links and tabs with dropdowns and buttons everywhere, I tend to get overwhelmed almost immediately  Is it because I don't think I can use it? No. The chances are, I can figure it out just fine, but I'm a technical person so I'm good at discovering how things are done. For those less technical people, the ones who'll most likely be using your CMS, that's not necessarily the case.
It's not just duplication that's a problem, however, it's also feature overload. If you are the person that makes the final say before your product is shipped, it's your responsibility to the end user to ensure that you really understand what type of product you are trying to sell them. Are you developing a CMS or an Experience? If the former, then by all means, go ahead and add as many buttons as you want and watch your sales drop. If the latter, then you need to consider what type of experience you are selling. The reason I am calling this an experience is simply because there are hundreds, nay thousands, of content management systems on the market and, for the most part, they all do pretty much the same things. What separates the good from the bad, however, is how they do it.
Look at WordPress as an example. It's a blog platform primarily but because it's been designed to be streamlined, logical, friendly and “just work”, people have taken it to a level far exceeding that which it was originally intended for. It's now turned into a pretty solid CMS. Sure, it can't do your taxes or invoicing (yet) but with WordPress, it's about the experience and making it as easy as possible. Want to add a tweet to a post? Paste in the URL of the tweet and you are done. Need to share a YouTube video? Paste in the link and it's sized and embedded automatically. Want to add a post? There's only one way to do it, click add new post. Are you catching my drift?
In a nutshell what I'm getting at is this, in it's simplest form, “Feature overload and feature duplication are bad”.
If you are looking to get a piece of this market, you need to stop thinking like a developer, start thinking like a creator and stop selling a product. Sell an experience. Think of your target audience and make it the product cater to them. Don't try to make the audience cater to the product because you will not succeed. You will simply create frustration and eventually, drive your customer away.
And that ladies and gentlemen, is my rant for today. What are your thoughts?

The Dangers of Feature Overload and Duplication

<a href="http://www.sourcefabric.org/en/newscoop/">Newscoop</a> 4.0.4 follows hot on the heels of the latest Newscoop upgrade to improve comment management for sites whose community contributes a large amount of comments. Flagged by Newscoop users Brasil 247 (55 million page views per month and counting!), we fixed this issue and improved the way Newscoop handles dependencies.
We improved comment management hugely in Newscoop 4 as part of our drive to make Newscoop better for building communities around news. However when faced with a lot of comments, journalists noticed that they experienced a problem loading the edit screen for articles.
With this latest Newscoop release there has been an improvement to this section allowing users to load more comments with a simple pagination function. The “Show more comments” button makes it much easier to read and navigate feedback from readers.
Alongside this new feature, there were a number of bug fixes related to the upgrade from the previous version, plus improvement of library handling with the use of Composer (a very cool dependency manager for PHP).
Bug fixes include…
<ul>
<li>Improved 3rd party library management by using Composer</li>
<li>Removed handling of include_path from application.php</li>
<li>Removed unnecessary use of spl auto-loading from create_themes.php upgrade script</li>
<li>Various exciting maintenance tasks</li>
<li>Some missing strings in user management mainly have been added to the localizer</li>
</ul>
What was new in Newscoop 4?
Back in April we published <a href="http://www.sourcefabric.org/en/community/blog/1199/Your-guide-to-what's-new-in-Newscoop-4.htm">this series of screencasts</a> outlining the major features in Newscoop 4. New features for this series included an overhauled media archive, drag-and-drop front page management, intelligent image renditions, Dynamic Maps and numerous citizen journalist and community management tools.

Newscoop 4.0.4 improves comments and 3rd party library management

SetSeed, and Standing Cloud have announced the launch of SetSeed Hosting, a new cloud-based offering that makes hosting and evaluating SetSeed CMS fast, simple and affordable in the cloud.
Built on technology from Standing Cloud, SetSeed Hosting brings choice, flexibility and simplified hosting and management to SetSeed CMS, delivering single-click managed hosting, provisioning, deployment and management at an affordable monthly price.
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“We developed SetSeed CMS to make it easy for web developers to rapidly build and deploy complete web sites and online stores for their clients from a single installation, without any plug-ins,” said Ben Vallack, principal at Phototropic and developer of SetSeed. “Now, with SetSeed Hosting and the upcoming release of SetSeed 7, we’ve taken that power and simplicity to a whole new level. I’m excited to be able to offer agencies and developers instant hosting and management options for virtually any kind of web site in just a few clicks.”
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With SetSeed Hosting, customers can choose the hosting provider, data center and geography of their choice from a wide range of 15+ leading public cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services, HP Cloud, Rackspace, VPS.net and more. SetSeed sites hosted through SetSeed Hosting on Standing Cloud are completely portable from cloud-to-cloud, meaning developers are never locked in to a single platform or cloud provider. They can quickly add capacity or move to another cloud, and are protected against downtime and service outages.
“With SetSeed Hosting powered by Standing Cloud, it’s easy to set up and run multiple SetSeed sites on a single server, or spin up dev or test environments and shut them down when they’re not in use,” said Joni Klippert, Director of Customer Development for Standing Cloud. “Since you’re only charged for what you use, SetSeed Hosting is a powerful combination of efficiency, affordability and simplicity for developers and agencies.”
In addition, Standing Cloud’s built-in automated application lifecycle management features provide easy point-and-click access to a range of automated management services, including 24×7 server monitoring, free back-ups, auto-restore, single-click version and resource upgrades and more.
SetSeed Hosting is available today at http://setseed.com/cloud-hosting/. Users interested in evaluating the solution can get started immediately with a no-cost, hosted “Test Drive” in the cloud, including a private testing server and the latest version of SetSeed pre-installed. At the end of the 24-hour free trial, users can seamlessly upgrade to a fully hosted account on any one of Standing Cloud’s 15+ supported cloud providers.
About Standing Cloud
Standing Cloud is a leading provider of cloud application marketplace and management services. We deliver a seamless application layer for cloud service providers, ISVs and technology solutions providers, making application deployment and management fast, simple and hassle-free for their customers.
Our standard application catalog includes 100 open-source and commercial applications; our platform supports multiple programming languages, including Rails, PHP, Java and Python, and a wide range of cloud service providers and orchestration software systems.
Founded in 2009, Standing Cloud is based in Boulder, Colorado. Investors include Foundry Group and Avalon Ventures. Visit us online at: <a href="http://www.standingcloud.com">www.standingcloud.com</a>
About SetSeed
Developed in England by Ben Vallack, SetSeed is a Content Management System for web professionals that simplifies the process of building CMS-powered websites for their clients. By providing a robust system with a clear distinction between content and style, it solves the age-old problem of clients breaking a site's design when editing their content.
SetSeed runs as a single installation on a web server so all websites share the same core code (each site still has it's own independent CMS backend). This makes it possible to keep multiple clients all running on the latest version of SetSeed just by keeping one installation up to date.
SetSeed is fully featured out of the box so developers don't need to worry about installing, debugging and updating plugins just to create a standard website. SetSeed websites can include features like a full shop with stock control, a blog, images galleries, contact forms, video, calendars, email newsletter, live chat, multiple languages, password protection and much more. Learn more about SetSeed at <a href="http://setseed.com">http://setseed.com</a>

SetSeed CMS Launches New Hosted Cloud Solution Built on Standing Cloud Platform

My choice for Best Open Source CMS for this year (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next years awards) is the one and only, <a href="http://modx.com/">MODX CMS</a>!
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MODX is an incredible CMS that offers an abundance of features for those looking for quality software for free. MODX Revolution starts as a completely blank slate. Start from scratch, or use the Package Manager to download and install Add-ons, Core Extensions, Templates or even Content Pack Distributions.
As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for the best open source CMS, I will point to MODX. They will receive my recommendation from now until next year’s winner is announced.

Critic's Choice for Best Open Source CMS goes to...

Call Tracking + AI 

Call Tracking + AI that Turns Calls into Leads

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A new version of WordPress has been released. Version 3.5 brings with it a number of new features including:
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<li>A completely re-imagined flow for uploading photos and creating galleries.</li>
<li>A new default theme, Twenty Twelve, which has a very clean mobile-first responsive design.</li>
<li>A refreshed dashboard style that is Retina-ready with beautiful high resolution graphics, has a new color picker and more.</li>
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Grab your copy from <a href="http://www.wordpress.org">WordPress.org</a>

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WordPress 3.5 Released

Hippo today announced the launch of Hippo CMS 7.8 and its new Relevance Module. As the first open source CMS to address delivering customer engagement, Hippo puts marketers in charge of creating and maintaining contextualized experiences across the customer journey covering web, mobile and social channels.
Hippo CMS 7.8 actually makes targeting usable to the marketer by delivering a solution that is comprehensive, easy to use and easy to maintain.
Comprehensive. Hippo CMS 7.8 utilizes progressive profiling to contextualize all stages of the customer journey:
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<li>Persona. Marketing teams that are using personas can aggregate visitor characteristics and segments to define personas from within the CMS. These personas can be used to individualize in addition to situational context also through behavioral targeting, taking interest and engagement levels into account. Hippo Personas are dynamic to accommodate different modes a visitor might be in when interacting with digital properties.</li>
<li>Personal History. Organizations which have a known or authenticated audience can target in addition to the above also based on explicit information from third party solutions, such as CRM systems or transactional systems like eCommerce or booking engines. Marketers can hereby combine personalization and targeting techniques into one personal  and relevant experience.</li>
<li>Situation. Hippo CMS brings relevance from the first click by giving marketers the power to target content and banners based on context, session and device information. Amongst these capabilities are targeting based on geo-targeting, targeting based on time and day, referral information, search keywords, new vs. returning visitor.</li>
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Hippo’s open platform allows marketers to tap into 3rd party data sources to create personas and targeting rules. The real-time visitor analysis gives marketers insight into actual customer journeys of real visitors and is a powerful dashboard to discover and adjust these personas.
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“The targeting capabilities of our new Relevance Module give our clients the means to have continuously meaningful conversations with their customers to drive engagement, loyalty and ultimately revenues,” says Arjé Cahn, CTO and Founder.
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Easy to use and maintain. Hippo CMS 7.8 gives marketers the control over targeting configuration and persona definition for web, mobile and social channels. In the intuitive Channel Manager, marketers define variants for widgets or content components depending on customer characteristics or persona in every channel. In a preview environment, marketers can then create an alter ego to experience their sites as a persona or individual customer would.
Hippo’s content centric philosophy is already a core strength behind Hippo’s advanced multichannel capabilities and now also drives the ease of maintenance for the Hippo Relevance Module: Marketers manage targeting in a few templates rather than on every single page in every single channel. This brings significant efficiency improvements and faster time to market for new initiatives.
Next to targeting capabilities, Hippo CMS 7.8 brings extended support for DTAP processes and CMS usability improvements. Customers will also benefit from performance improvements and advanced caching mechanisms that have been optimized to cater for the targeting capabilities.
Learn more: <a href="http://www2.onehippo.com/en/news/2012/12/hippo-introduces-relevance-module-content-context-and-customer-in-harmony.html?backpage=en/news">Hippo CMS</a>

Hippo Introduces Relevance Module: Content, Context  and Customer in Harmony

My choice for Best Enterprise CMS for this year (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next years awards) is the one and only, <a href="http://www.adobe.com/products/cq.html">Adobe CQ</a>!
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Adobe CQ offers exceptional functionality for enterprise customers and Adobe is one of the few vendors in the enterprise space that continues to innovate year over year. Not only is a force to be reckoned with on it's own but when combined with the other products within the Adobe Marketing Cloud, CQ becomes a solution that beautifully fits with any enterprise marketing strategy.
Adobe has come a long way since their <a href="/adobe-acquire-day-software/">purchase of Day Software</a> back in the day and has truly become the top dog in the enterprise market place.
As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for a best of breed enterprise CMS, I will point to Adobe CQ.  They will receive my recommendation from now until next year’s winner is announced.

Critic’s Choice for Best Enterprise CMS goes to…

Sitecore has announced availability of a new application. The HiSoftware Compliance Sheriff App scans content for privacy, accessibility and website quality issues prior to publishing and reports on violations to ensure compliance with regulatory and other internal policies. By adding this application to Sitecore’s Customer Engagement Platform, organizations can reduce the risk of litigation, fines and penalties, and ensure digital content is in line with privacy guidelines.
Available through the Sitecore App Center – an online marketplace of pre-integrated, on-demand applications, services, and integration solutions developed for Sitecore’s Customer Engagement Platform – Sitecore provides enhanced compliance capabilities that validate web content and applications against standards-based and organization-specific policies for accessibility and privacy. HiSoftware Compliance Sheriff for Sitecore App Center is based on technology from HiSoftware, a leading developer of content-aware compliance and security software.
“The increase of information and transactions on websites and intranets has helped to streamline processes and achieve economies of scale,” said Kurt Mueffelmann, president and chief executive officer, HiSoftware. “However, maintaining compliance of online content is a perpetual risk that escalates as organizations empower more people to post content at a faster rate. With so much information being made available online, the business risk associated with poor compliance is high, and growing. Companies must adopt a comprehensive approach to address content compliance and mitigate risk.”
The HiSoftware Compliance Sheriff App allows organizations to scan content on-demand in Sitecore to ensure compliance with over 75 pre-defined checkpoints built-into the app, including pre-defined checkpoint groups for WCAG 2.0, and select privacy and site quality checks.
The HiSoftware App provides easy to select and configure tests against pre-defined policies – eliminating the need for costly consulting and/or programming resources. It scans content as part of the content development process, and validates compliance against the policies selected. The results on the compliance status of the content tested are immediately displayed within Sitecore. The scan reports provide information on content that has passed, failed, or is flagged with a warning, and provides detailed capabilities that pinpoint the specific issues to help with remediation.
Learn more about <a href="http://www.sitecore.net/Products/App-Center.aspx?sc%20camp=7866D195-2C57-49B3-BE0B-9000600F4060">Sitecore’s App Cente</a>r.

Sitecore’s On-Demand Web Compliance Application Audits Digital Content for Compliance with Regulatory Requirements

My choice for Best Free CMS for this year (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next years awards) is the one and only, <a href="http://processwire.com">ProcessWire</a>!  ProcessWire is a free, open source content management system/framework that lets you build amazing and unique websites and web applications while maintaining exceptional speed and a small footprint.
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One of the biggest bonuses to using ProcessWire is the active and friendly community. Users of the system are made to feel welcome and and are given encouragement and assistance to help get their projects off the ground. Community members are quick to help those in need with not only detailed solutions but also suggestions on how things can be done better.
ProcessWire is an incredibly flexible system to use and when I first took a look at it, it's minimal interface and size made me think I was dealing with something that had minimal capabilities, but I was sorely mistaken. Once I started working my way through their excellent <a href="http://processwire.com/videos/">video tutorials</a> and trying things on my own, I quickly realized the power of this system and that I was, in fact, only limited by my imagination.
As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for the best free CMS, I will point to ProcessWire.  They will receive my recommendation from now until next year's winner is announced.
Congratulations to Ryan and the team at ProcessWire, you guys deserve it! If you haven't already done so, check out my <a href="/processwire-review/">ProcessWire Review</a> to learn more.

Critic's Choice for Best Free CMS goes to...

We have already announced the winners of the People's Choice portion of our CMS Awards. Now it's time for the Critics Choice winners to be announced. First off, just a refresher on how this all was designed to work.
The reason I chose to have the People's Choice and Critic's Choice separate is that I wanted to give you, the community, an opportunity to rally behind your favorites and determine the winners while still allowing CMS Critic a chance to highlight who we think is deserving of our praise as reviewers.
I think for our first year, this has been quite a successful exercise and we've learned quite a few things  (like the need to change our voting mechanism next year, for instance).
The People's Choice Awards went to those systems that were shortlisted during our nomination stage and received the most votes from the CMS Community. The winners were announced and you can find a full list of who won what on <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/cms-critic-awards/">this page</a>.
The Critic's Choice Awards are our selections for what we feel are the best of breed in their respective areas. The winners are not limited to nominated systems and are selected, this year, by myself based on the following factors:
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<li>Innovation</li>
<li>Community</li>
<li>Versatility</li>
<li>Uniqueness</li>
</ul>
I will be announcing the winners today starting with Best Free CMS and will continue announcements every two days until completion.
As a side note, We've had numerous people asking why certain systems were not selected as winners, such as the obvious ones like WordPress, Joomla, etc.  The reasoning is simple, we opened the nomination stage and for whatever reason, they didn't receive enough nominations to be shortlisted.
This is due to the fact that they did not mobilize their respective communities to get out and nominate them. They were not excluded deliberately and hopefully, we will see them participate more in next years awards.
Thanks for listening,
Mike

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