By default, PostNuke is not optimized for SEO, but you can easily customize it in order to increase your rank in the search engine. Indeed, multiples officials and unofficial plugins have been created in order to help you for that purpose.

Note that,

• this tips could be outdated in the future.
• i will talk only about intern SEO,
• this tips can help your SEO, but can not "decrease" your rank (that's not dark SEO)

The second Bug-Fixing Weekend again showed how much work can be done, when a bunch of people get together. There were about 20 users online in the Skype chat: Part of them fixing bugs and the other part finding new.

Today and tomorrow the second bugfix weekend is happening (as reported here), in which several users and developers are meeting virtually to eliminate errors and problems.

Time and again I read on the forums and here in the comments: "The core/module developers should do this and that. I can't do anything about it - I am not a programmer." There is one thing you should know: Developers love feedback!

In a final concerted action we plan to fix all remaining, severe bugs in .8 to be able to make the release we have all been waiting for so long: Next weekend (12th/13th January) we will meet online in Skype and have some nice working hours together.

There might have been a time when more people worked on PostNuke and when more modules existed but what I see coming these days is of such great quality that I don't want to have the old days back.

Just in time for the period of Christmas Day I made a package of a first preview version of ModuleStudio. So who is still searching for something to play between Christmas and New Year, is herewith invited to take a look at this tool.

After some busy months (pnMeeting, NOC problems) the PostNuke Foundation is proud to annouce the release of PostNuke .8 RC2.

Currently a lot of you developers out there start working with all the fine stuff in .8 and we already have a bunch of .8-only modules. Very nice modules! But there are two things that makes webmaster's life with your modules hard: You HTML and you CSS.

Mark West away for holidays and NOC constantly down - what's going on? Due to heavy spam attacks on GForge installations the server broke down every few minutes. Drak was able to shut down the NOC's forums which where rarely used but one of the major points of attack. If you are a project admin - please disable all the stuff you don't need.

But these issues give a false impression of community activity...