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Recommendations for federated CMS alternatives to Wordpress?

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Recommendations for federated CMS alternatives to Wordpress?

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@nep adding it to the list of platforms to check out! #wordpressalternatives

Something I've found with #wordpress alternatives is a lot of good aspects of WP can't be replicated due to the alts' business models.

Such as users - I have a client with a crapload of editors/contributors for magazine articles, and most alts have a limit on users until you get to a high paying plan.

Or audience views - this applies more to hosted solutions but doesn't affect the WP CMS itself.

Or weird pro licences for additional features or hosting opportunities.

It all very much depends on your requirements I suppose; for simple blogs there are a lot of options (especially if you're dev-inclined) but for more broad client requirements you'll probably be looking at a more complex platform.

#wordpressalternatives #wordpressdrama

Inspired by https://phpc.social/@phoopee3/113335231999864221

@xodium You should look at micro.blog. Cheaper than $10/mo, connected to fediverse. Has categories at least, but not tagging. There aren’t many options that have tagging, and if you want tagging and federation, well, Wordpress is kinda it for the moment. Maybe ClassicPress. As a bonus, Ulysses publishes to Micro.blog. #blogging #wordpressalternatives

@xodium a digital ocean droplet will be about $6/mo and you could do Ghost. They will have ActivityPub “soon” #blogging #wordpressalternatives