Content management system to celebrate at its annual “Geek Moot” conference in Amsterdam in September

PHILADELPHIA – The developers of CMS Made Simple© (“CMSMS”), an open source content management system, announced that it just hit one million downloads as of August 12, 2010. The content management system (CMS) will celebrate this milestone at its annual conference, “Geek Moot,” scheduled to take place September 15 through 17, 2010, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

The CMS Made Simple website, which was recently redesigned with an enhanced user-interface, will soon launch an Alpha version of the much anticipated 2.0 version of the platform.

“We are pleased to see how fast new users have adapted to utilizing the updated platform,” said Ted Kulp, creator of CMS Made Simple. “One of the biggest challenges we previously had was that a portion of the audience associated the platform with having the ability to only create simple websites because of its name. However, the reason behind the name is that the platform is much simpler to use compared to almost all of the open source content management systems currently on the market.”

CMS Made Simple is also great for end-users. Having an extremely user-friendly admin panel, CMSMS distinguishes itself from most other platforms in the market by making it very easy to update, create and modify content without having any technical knowledge of how the backend of a website works.

About CMS Made Simple

CMS Made Simple is a content management system that is easy to use and easy to understand. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned web developer, CMS Made Simple has all the tools you need to build and manage a great site. CMSMS is currently being used in 33 different countries, and is translated into 20 different languages.

Geek Moot http://geekmoot.com/2010/

CMS Made Simple http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/