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# Demo meertaligheid 3

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[Bezoek de cinnamon website](https://cinnamon.nl)

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## This is an English text.

At Cinnamon, we work with two different open source CMSs: Drupal and WordPress.   
Both systems offer many standard modules, for example for blogs, calendars, or news. That's great, but you probably want something a little different. After all, your website is your personal calling card.

Sometimes we adapt the standard module, but we often build one or more modules specifically for your website. This prevents the ‘ballast’ that a standard module creates behind the scenes: code that you don't use, but that you have to maintain, if only for security reasons.