New FWII DSN Platform - Trunity
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Trunity is a web-hosted platform that allows anyone to build and manage websites and online communities without technical skills. It integrates authoring, blogging, social networking and content management into a unified system. Four Worlds International chose Trunity to build their Deep Social Networks due to its interoperability across websites and networks in a simple and ambitious way.
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![Introduction Trunity is a web-hosted group publishing platform on which anyone or organization can build scaleable, group managed websites and networked communities without technical skills. Watch video Trunity integrates authoring, blogging, news, events, multimedia and social networking functionality into a unified platform with robust collaboration and content management functionality, giving individuals and organizations a new and extremely cost-effective way to develop online content and catalyze community activity. The Trunity platform also features a unique federated directory , content sharing and user identity functionality, enabling powerful new types of collaborations — not just within communities but also across multiple organizations or networks of web sites. ,[object Object],FWII’s new DSN platform for indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities and strategic partners!](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/newfwiidsn-100816140433-phpapp01/85/New-FWII-DSN-Platform-Trunity-1-320.jpg)
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