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<div>Not entirely sure I follow your argument. It seems to me that
if it were about sharing, then it would have to be on the same server,
since it's not about sharing, why can't it be on different servers?<br>
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It is actually about sharing the same source code what Boris was
talking about. This is multisite concept in Drupal: one source code for
many sites running on different domains but on the same server of
course. Having different sites (on the same or different servers)
sharing content, users or any data is a different matter some times
confused with that multisite concept.<br>
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