With the release of v5.5, we've decided to go pro in several different ways:

• All existing or new clients now have the option to have site(s) built using DotNetNuke Professional (v5.5 or newer)
• Any client currently running DotNetNuke Community (any version) now has the option to upgrade to DotNetNuke Professional (v5.5 or newer)
• DotNetNuke Professional licenses are now being offered on a "leased license" plan, saving you hundreds (and in the long run, saving you thousands) in licensing fees

Please contact us for more information on any of he above options.

There were an impressive list of attending groups, including our own DotNetNuke Boston User Group at this event, held at the Microsoft's NERD (Northeast Regional District) facility in Cambridge. Thank you Microsoft and O'Reilly Media for your ongoing sponsorship and support!

The event is designed to foster ideas and sharing of knowledge among user group leaders from the northeastern U.S. in an unconference fashion - driven by attendees and evolving as the day goes on and new ideas emerge.

FWIW, a sample from an Orvis Email that shows you the right way to style the exit language for opting out of a list:

I guess that means I should stay.

Facebook is no longer content with simply linking people together, it now wants to link together things - essentially by weaving the social net over the top of the existing web. Brilliant!

Why should you care?

If you have a new company or if you are thinking of starting a new company, you might want to check the Founders Institute. It's a program run by founders for founders, providing a structure for successful entrepreneurs to share their experiences and to provide guidance. Everyone that graduates from the three month program is invited to join a pool to share in the equity upside generated from the success of their peers.

There are many options available to you when thinking about what type of navigation component to use for your DotNetNuke web site. What does a navigation component provide? To put it simply, navigation providers construct and display the hierarchical navigation menus that display on your site. This might include a horizontal navigation menu, a vertical navigation menu, or any combination of the two. For example, some sites lend themselves to having a horizontal navigation menu that reflects the entire site, while a vertical navigation menu provides menu items for the current portion or section of the web site.

Established by DotNetNuke Corporation to identify best-of-breed solution providers, our membership in the DNN Fusion program enables us to deliver implementation services wrapped around DotNetNuke's Professional Edition to customers with business-critical web sites and web applications.