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are built by the vendor themselves and in essence it is just the pieces of the structure. These vendors do not use any items, plugins, etc., from Moodle community. I should add there are systems built on Drupal, DNN too. come from the community, the same community you could go to and get it yourself.
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are built by the vendor themselves and in essence it is just the pieces of the structure. These vendors do not use any items, plugins, etc., from Moodle community. I should add there are systems built on Drupal, DNN too. come from the community, the same community you could go to and get it yourself.
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