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• blog it (Score:2)

  by TeeJay (2309)

  mention it on use.perl which is syndicated heavily or your personal blog or if you are replying to something relevent.
  
  Or advertise it in your email sigs to lists
  
  

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  • Re:blog it (Score:1)

    by Alias (5735) on 2006.06.08 1:29 (#48085) Homepage Journal

    Half the problem is that it's a bloody CMS.
    
    Which is not to insult your application, since I've never used it, but you have created an application in the most sexy/popular area (CMSes) or the most sexy/popular coding type (Web Programming).
    
    You are bound to have some significant issues with promotion amoungst the bazillion other CMSes.
    
    But on that note, there's a number of CMS recommendation/listing sites out there, and you should be listed on every single one of them if you can.
    
    Most of those lists are PHP-heavy and whenever I'm looking for something like that I get annoyed there aren't many Perl options available.
    
    And finally, add it to your sig, and boil your app down to something that set you apart, so people will get curious.
    is trivia
    Best Regards
    
    Adam Kennedy
    Spine - The Perl CMS that installs anywhere (standalone/CGI/mod_perl/clusters)
    
    

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    • Re:blog it (Score:1)

      by Beatnik (493)

      I think one of the problems is that I don't have any reference sites. Back in 2000, when I started developing it, there were only a handful of of CMSs out there. I based the concept on a patchy PHP based CMS. It was pretty difficult to have the app grow as fast as the technology... so it got old pretty fast. Moving it to mod_perl was, IMHO, a pretty smart thing to do. It boosted functionality and stability. I still try to stay away from the real buzzword technologies, try to keep the dependency list as smal