nukeevangelist writes:  

in our phpnuke-group we own a powerful ressource - the power of a "global brain": the knowledge as one of the main ressource of our global community is multiplied by sharing and giving it away freely to others; BTW now more than 140 000 users are registered at phpnuke!
get connected to the power of the global brain - get it within the forums and the man-pages. see some knowledge assets of our group Read More...

sharlein writes:  

By Anne Broache, CNET News.com
Published on ZDNet News: August 26, 2005, 12:13 PM PT


Only users of Internet Explorer and a version of Netscape will be guaranteed access to a copyright pre-registration system slated for launch in late October.

"Other browsers may work well with the version we are using now, but they have not been tested," Julia Huff, the U.S. Copyright Office's chief operating officer, said in an e-mail to CNET News.com. "Because of our tight schedule and resources, we cannot do that testing now." Read More...

Since I have been getting reports that some people are not able to reach NukeScripts I have setup a limited mirror site at NukeScripts.us. For the time being I will copy the news, downloads, and memberships over to it nightly so it stays current within 24 hours. Please help spread this article

Contributed by: Mythotical
Published on: 06-23-2005

Interview with Francisco Burzi of PHP-Nuke

forgotz writes:  

We are offering what we feel is very hard to find elsewhere: "Turnkey" website solutions for those in need of a managed Internet presence. To take a view of our current portfolio go to (http://forgotz.com) and click the button that says "Gallery". Read More...

heshys writes:  

It's very easy to post news to a PHPNuke nuke site about a site, module, theme or other add-on. What I'm suggesting below is some standards about what you should include so that people scanning the news article can quickly see what they want.

Keep it simple- there's no reason to write a whole tome to introduce your site "how are you? ... I started this because... but then... i'm in a fight with... " You get the idea. Just tell us what we need to know and link to extra information. There have been studies that most people who read your site will not read the full article- they'll just scan it.  Read More...

Note: 

Very good instruction! I would also add to make your code W3C Compliant before submitting it! A common mistake is to code BOLD tags outside of ANCHOR tags. The browsers are forgiving but that's Wrong. I spend as much time cleaning up submissions as I do posting :LOL:. Also, check your grammar and use a spell checker :)