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Igloo version 0.1.1 released !

Item posted by tom calthrop <barnraiser> on Mon 31 Oct 2005 09:36:39 AM UTC.

We are very happy to announce the release of version 01.1. of Igloo; Interest group glue! The free Interest group social networking and collaboration platform!

Igloo is the perfect solution for mutual interest (MIG) and special interest (SIG) groups and membership based organisations wishing to create a knowledge network around their interests.

Members can create and publishing blogs, wiki pages, polls, discussions, channels, tasks and activities to either their network, the group or to the public. These tools are integrated tightly into a simple to use platform enabling you to empower your membership around your shared interests.
Features include:

    * Membership Wiki, Blog, Events, Tasks, Polls.
    * Customisable social networking.
    * Really simple publishing tools.
    * Membership access control system.
    * RSS
    * Newsletters
    * Configurable file upload
    * Channels
    * Tagging

Igloo is free and is released under GPL License. Igloo is available for download from http://www.barnraiser.org/igloo/

Barnraiser is a network of people that have come together to create free social networking and interest group software and educational material. We use our tools, resources and collective knowledge to support and incubate projects where we see social significance. You can find out more about us at http://www.barnraiser.org/