Alexander Limi pointed out in a tweet back in late December that Plone.org was one of only 148 websites with a Google pagerank of 9 or higher. Interestingly, only WordPress and Mambo of other CMS make it onto the list.
That said, some pseudo-pagerank estimators include Joomla and Drupal in the pagerank 9 levels. At the same time, sites such as Alfresco.com and Interwoven.com have only a PR of 7, while Vignette.com (OpenText) has an 8. Fatwire.com drags in with a 6.
Oracle and some other big names turn up, but probably due to their mainline software, not necessarily their CMS. Microsoft.com has a PR of 9 but their SharePoint site only pulls in a 7. Oracle's WebCenter Suite scores a 6.
Like Amazon sales ranks, the data is dynamic along several axes: when and which Google data center is being queried. iWebTools shows 33 different data centers where for Drupal.org most list a PR of 0 at the moment even while Plone.org rocks on with a 9. This may be a measure of a CMS's search engine optimization more than anything else, in which case Plone is one of the leaders.
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In closing I'd like to mention that one of my favorite Plone sites, the Great Backyard Bird Count, shows this year's event scheduled for February 12-15, 2010. Get your binoculars out!
And that means that the Great Backyard Plone Count is on for that same 96-hour period. Stand by for details, including instructions on CMS spotting. Tip o' the hat to Seth Gottlieb at content here for publicizing last year's event.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
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I'm quite certain that the Drupal-pagerank of 9 is only very recent.
I did this comparison less than 12 months ago, Drupal then had a PR of 8.
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