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Scoop

Scoop is a database-backed weblog management system. It is written in perl, and uses mySQL for the backend database. It allows story posting and submission, threaded discussions, user accounts, story moderation, and a lot of customization.

Tags Internet Web Dynamic Content Message Boards Site Management
Licenses GPL
Operating Systems POSIX BSD FreeBSD NetBSD Linux Solaris
Implementation Perl

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  •  02 Jul 2004 18:59
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Changes: Many new features and bugfixes, including archiving, file uploads, macros, more flexible comment ratings, much improved documentation, a search tool for admins, logging of admin actions, better support for sites with closed queues, and improvements to ads and subscriptions.

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  •  13 Oct 2002 00:21
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Changes: This release includes numerous new features and bugfixes, including a dynamic comment mode, a new blocks admin tool, an auto-format posting mode, spell checker, sub-sections, improved op handling, and a cache re-write.

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  •  07 Aug 2001 04:16
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Changes: Many new features, including new site control interface, support for RSS feeds, new Web-based cron system, better user preferences, section-based permissions, clean URLs, and much more in this release. Also many bug fixes and performance improvements have been made.

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  •  20 Apr 2001 17:03
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Changes: A new installer, many security fixes, a new ability to send out site digests daily, weekly, or monthly, and much more.

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  •  30 Jan 2001 06:13
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    Changes: Many bugfixes, a security fix in HTML filtering, running as a mod_perl handler instead of under Apache::Registry, no more use of CGI.pm, and a cleaner configuration scheme.

    Rss Recent comments

    Rcomment-before 28 Jan 2006 03:15 Rcomment-trans honewatson Rcomment-after

    Good Potential - Scalability
    This seems to be a pretty cool. Runs DailyKos so must be pretty scalable.

    Wordpress can be quite slow once you get over 10,000 visitors a day (2.0 does takes even more queries than ever before to produce a page)

    So this is worth a look if you've got a big project happening.

    Rcomment-before 21 May 2000 12:55 Rcomment-trans davidu Rcomment-after

    Scoop rules
    Scoop rules,

    I am running a demo site at crapnews.net and rantmail.com

    the real thing is at www.kuro5hin.org

    -davidu

    Rcomment-before 14 Apr 2000 10:52 Rcomment-trans kuro5hin Rcomment-after

    Not Abandoned
    I had a temporary DSL outage. There will be a real dev site again very soon, as well. Sorry about that.--Rusty

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