i would suggest Drupal and/or, maybe, Joomla (used to be Mambo I think). 
Both have a sizable number of 3rd party contributed modules that add all 
sorts of functionalities.  Joomla seems to be more popular with 
programmer/techie types while Drupal has a strong following in the 
non-techie, content creation types.  I like Drupal admin for plug-n-go 
ability with regard to most modules.  Just from my perspective, Drupal has 
the more mainstream following, so, it may be where you would find the most 
diversity in 3rd party contributions.  All depends on where you want to 
expend your time and effort.

--On Tuesday, October 21, 2008 7:25 AM -0400 Andrew Farnsworth 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hey everyone,
>   I am about to update my website (wow, look at all those shocked
> looks!!!) and was looking for suggestions on which site management
> software to use.  I am not a big blogger, but want the ability to add
> custom "portlets" to the home page as well as post articles etc.  Other
> than that, it will be a basic home page for an individual.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andy
>
> >



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