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Originally Posted by prokenoshan
Its hard to believe that you went to that site and didnt find anything, There is alot on the site to look at . most of the CMS's have both membership features and blogging features. actually most of them started or are built on basic blogger bases.
I personally use joomla. even though I dont use it primarily as a blog, it does allow blogging capability's, separate author accounts,ect. I also use seperate blogging software to allow each member to have a personal blog. much like you are doing now on the bubbler.com.
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A couple of our developers think joomla is ok; a couple don't like it at all.
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I havent tryed it yet but dropal is sopposed to have an even better member managment features. give these two another look.
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We tried Drupal, but found that as few as 7 installs on a new server bogged it down enough to make it unusable.
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150 separate installs is a huge. the resources needed to maintain that is unnecessary. Are these the barnstormer accounts?
there has got to be a better way, or at least i think there has got to be.
then again, im not sure of the specifications you are looking for. so maybe im just posting for nothing. hehehe wouldnt be the first time.
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Sorry I missed this post earlier.
For BarnStormer accounts we're using WordPress mu - one master blog with many installs / options.
Thanks for your feedback.
Regards,
Keith