Introduction to Tiny Blogr

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TinyBlogr is a blogging and knowledge management system with standard modules like blog, planet, file management, and tag cloud. It allows multi-user blogging and is optimized for search engines. Customizable modules include LDAP, OpenID, and Open Office integration. The system provides blogging, social networking, and knowledge management services and is built for Linux servers using Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL and Drizzle.

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TINY BLOGR ANUCHIT CHALOTHORN <anuchit@redlinesoft.net>

What is TinyBlogr ? Bloging System for Knowledge Management

TinyBlogr Feature Bloging System Multi-Users Search Engine Optimized Tag Cloud OpenID

As a Service Bloging Service Social Network Service KM:COPs Service

Standard Modules Blog Planet File Management Tag Cloud SEO Logs

Cutomized Modules LDAP OpenID Service OpenID Integration

Knowledge Management LDAP OpenID Open Office Linux Linux Server Apache MySQL PostgreSQL Drizzle

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