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What kind of script would be used to setup a site the fastest? Like php Nuke? or some PPC script? Please I just want to get another site up and running as fast as possible.
 
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depends on what kind of site it is..
 
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it doesn't really matter to me what kind of site it is as I will purchase the domain after I see all the possiblities. I'm looking to make something along the lines of a gaming site/forums that generates money via google. Any suggestions?
 
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crazy said:
it doesn't really matter to me what kind of site it is as I will purchase the domain after I see all the possiblities. I'm looking to make something along the lines of a gaming site/forums that generates money via google. Any suggestions?

Well there are so many different cms (content managing systems, phpnuke as one of them) for different kind of sites. Thats why I was asking what kind of site.
 
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Would mambo cms be a good content manager?
 
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yes it would.. but if you are planning on developing a gaming related site, better start saving your money to get a better cms.
 
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Hmm, how about vgportal?
 
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http is best fastest system of site
 
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bhyraj said:
http is best fastest system of site


HUH? I read of a few of your posts bhyraj, and none really seemed to make sense.
 
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