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...Unless you intend on developing your Moodle, e.g. build your own home made theme, alter code to reflect your own organization, then you can get away without ...odle, the greater your risks of things going wrong. This does not mean the plugins are badly written, and some are really handy, just sometimes things go wron

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* Simple user interface * Crowd sourcing for plugins

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