I wanna do another round of research for finding a new CMS. I want to find a website framework as an alternative to Drupal or Wordpress. I also like the versatility of CMFs where you get the core, at the very basic ...and then you can go in any direction from there to build the functions you need (via addons). That plugin diversity is likely possible in frameworks that have a thriving community.

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So, one of the use cases in my search for Wordpress alternatives is falling short in the research section. Trying to search things out in a slightly different way.

To elaborate, Im now trying to search CMSes by level of community involvement. With Wordpress, there once was a diverse set of plugins. Any website function or display you could think of, and there was a Wordpress plugin for it.

Like, what CMSes are thriving (with community) in this era of mass enshittification?

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Still havent chosen a Peertube instance to host videos or stream, so Im pivoting back to thoughts about my personal website.

I will want to pull videos into this website if I *do* keep them up (and move them off of YT). My comfort level on posting creative works (or even WIPs) is still bad, but I will want to build a website where I can add that kind of content in the future.

Also, wanna import my journals from Dreamwidth into my new site. (The idea for my website is to make sure it brings in things I have used other platforms for, centralizing that into a platform agnostic way, independant of platform owners pulling fuck-shit.)

So, what CMS (or Framework) should I use? Wordpress is still halfway on the table but I am still wanting to look into other CMSes/DiY frameworks.

Edit: Checking this list out:
https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted?tab=readme-ov-file#content-management-systems-cms

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