DotNetNuke is a great platform.  Over the years we have added a ton of features.  In many ways DotNetNuke is like a pile of Legos.  A lot of users get too focused on looking at one single feature and trying to force that feature to do everything they want.  The key to getting the most out of DotNetNuke is understanding how to use the many different features together to create something that is greater than the sum of the parts.

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