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slash like system that uses PostgreSQL?

toy
I am goign to implement a website that has a slashdot like program
running the site, but I am goign to use PostgreSQL. Does anyone know of
some programs I could use that are similar to slashdot, but can also work
with PostgreSQL?
Thanks
Jul 19 '05 #1
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toy
Does anyone have any idea? If not, I will probably have to try to
write one, and I'd rather use someone else's if its already around

toy <to****@toy.homeunix.net> wrote in message news:<pa**********************************@toy.hom eunix.net>...
I am goign to implement a website that has a slashdot like program
running the site, but I am goign to use PostgreSQL. Does anyone know of
some programs I could use that are similar to slashdot, but can also work
with PostgreSQL?
Thanks

Jul 19 '05 #2

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