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I'd go with Bjorn or Himmelen (I assume blogging, not commerce)

It REALLY depends on the purpose. Someone mentioned GeneratePress and I can confirm (since I've built some very high-demand sites with it) that it offers best in class performance, although it comes with a cost of not having many out of the box features (and rather basic design), which might...

This is a hard one without breaking it down by genres and/or SP vs MP, but if I was to truly narrow it down to a few franchises/titles, it'd be: 1. Quake(s) - first e-sport ever, also for me as a player 2. Fallouts - writing, atmosphere, complexity (especially first 2) 3. Deus Ex-es - ditto 4...

I used to be competitive at QW :-) 6 years of my teenage life, playing non-stop, hehe and I 100% agree. And people still play! Get the client for free at nquake.com and keep fragging!

When it comes to headless CMS-es (which is what you're truly after, I believe), I personally prefer Ghost (NodeJS-based, React on the front, insane performance and SEO), but it's not really e-commerce-ready out-of-the box by any means (unless you're after a subscription-based model, then it's...

This is an absolute gem. I wish it was the latest version, but can't complain. We definitely need more Ghost themes / updates, this platform is about to blow up with their upcoming changes.

Does reacting to DM-s - eg. liking the welcome message - result in -11 NullCash? I think that's what's just happened to me and it's a bit of a bummer ;-)

Anotherday, I guess I find out if this post will effectively act as a honeypot for admins who will ban the participants 'cause we may be perhaps violating some anti-farming rules here, like "Members who send spam or irrelevant messages will be permanently banned if detected." ;-) 1731376354 Btw...

I'm surprised I've only just found this forum after so many years of test-driving GPL things. It was only after I searched for a very specific, modern piece of code, which already tells me there's some high quality content to be found here :-)

My first instinct was to look exactly for that (being used to your typical GPL sites), but I actually like the community-driven system. I remember it working great for some of the invite-only music-sharing forums back in the day. Content quality was insane, things you wouldn't ever find elsewhere.