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Also, CMS Market will be donating a portion of its profit back to the community.
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written by puffermedia, December 30, 2008
I know you're not going to talk about it here, but some point I would love to get the inside skinny about what went down. Both sides of the picture. As someone who had relied extensively on the JED I think there is a necessary need for non-GPL extension and template listing so that I'm not missing out on some killer extensions. As much as it may displease some developers, there needs to be some sort of reliable review system. While the system is far from perfect on the JED, it is helpful to see reviews of extensions and what potential pitifalls there are to using them.
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... written by sandman, January 31, 2009
Not sure how I missed this news but I'm pleased on both fronts the JED changes and the good fortune for JP. I've vented my frustrations about the JED many times as the system was replete with abusive and miscategorized posts (including ratings and votes.) IF CMSM hasn't given thought to their model for these considerations, I hope they will.
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They do fall under Extensions > Template Manager in the default admin template). Our timing for CMS Market is extremely fortunate. We thought it's main purpose would be for those who don't have sites to sell their products, but with these latest changes to the JED, CMS Market will be just as useful as a directory! The goal of CMS Market is to be the best and most reliable marketplace/directory, and not be biased at all. Any money CMS Market makes will only serve to make it better for its users.



