We run directories of PHPNuke-modules, blocks, hacks and themes - they are dispersed all over the globe.

And the fact that the development is organized in a distributed way is a very very good thing. It is much much more shock resistant and implements an ecological aspect. Our global knowledge-architecture: - it is dispersed in much more than 200 hot spots ;-). Every hotspot is very very active and very often the site runs a forum [e.g.. ulsoft.scarbridge.co.uk]

Altogether we have a great network of human and non-human actants (See Note): Modules, blocks, hacks, themes - inscribe human agency. Well - in this sense writing code is like a kind of literary inscription



BTW; We store the Work at repositories like Raven Php Scripts and Web Hosting, warp-speed.de, phpnuke-downloads.com, Nukescripts.net, nukeressources.com, and all the other, globally dispersed repositories:

We can enact a Collective Capability in distributed organizing. Essential roles are playing sites like Ravenphpscripts.com, NukeScripts.net, NukeCops.com and other news sites and of course the file repositories. The organizational knowing of PHPNuke contains enormous amounts. We generate and sustain knowledge in our global distribute operations. We have enormous assets of Knowing in Practice:

The essential role of action is knowing how to get things done in complex organizational work. In our global community knowing is not a static, embedded capability nor a stable disposition, but rather an ongoing social accomplishment, constituted and reconstituted as actors engage the PHPNuke-world in practice.

In our geographically-dispersed Open Source-group, I suggest that the competence to do global product development is both collective and distributed, grounded in the everyday practices of PHPNuke-members: That means developers, coders, supporters, users and friends.

To all: Please add the code and the links to the page. We need to support interaction and knowledge exchange for the next 99 years.

Note: Definition of acants
In sociology, AI and programming language theory, actants are the principal concern of the actor-network theory, the activity of which is described as "mediation" or "translation".