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Two whole words were too much for me for the commonly used git commands, so i created three-letter aliases.

Maybe if we share, we won't be utterly useless if we are lucky enough to work on one another's machines when we are forced, unready to fly with our stubby three-letter wings, out of our own nests.

In alphabetical order. All labels are provided in their singular form:

Drupal developer
Drupal front-end developer
Drupal themer
Drupal user
Drupaldoer
Drupalist
Drupalista
Drupaller
Drupalmaster
Drupista

Pro Drupal Development, at 571 pages for 23 chapters (page count excludes introduction and appendices), averages 24.8 pages per chapter.

It also has, as a very rough estimate, about 420 words per page without graphics or diagrams.

The Definitive Guide to Django has 172,988

Words:
Lines: 8098
Over 538 pages. Including everything. For an average of 321.5 words per page.

Anyhow, around 8,000 words per chapter seems right.

Based on the latest Drupal user ID being at nearly 800,000, and odd-numbered accounts being given out up to at least Drupal user ID 400,001, there are at least 600,000 registrations. Even if about 10 percent of registrations overall were spam (this could be higher), there are still a half million registered users.

Also known as university lab websites.

With Drupal 7 and better Agaric will be providing targeted distributions meeting the feature set and standards of quality demanded by specific users of Drupal, which we can then tailor to specific needs.

Regarding research labs, we are looking at some existing (non-Drupal) sites on http://www.massgeneral.org/research/viewall.aspx - click "Research Labs"

getting data from one site to another understanding fields and all (sounds like Deployment is what they want... but they want 'standards')

RDFa Monkey appears dead, or at least its link (from various sites) goes to a Microsoft IIS server's file not found page: http://www.avthasselt.sohosted.com/rdfamonkey/

http://rdfa.info/rdfa-implementations/

Read through a lot of material, no answers. I think the agaricus genus is mostly spores land, get a mushroom, not the vast underground networks. Still, agaric = gills = webbing is sort of cool.

Making Drupal 6 even more awesome - code sprint tips

Drupalcon: Best Practices in Contrib Development

Best practices for co-maintaining projects

On Minting New Drupalists: Quality, Quantity and Culture

See also Strategies for Community Contributions.

Searching the link module issue queue for the text "duplicate" brought about a few others working on this feature.

Drupal 6 introduces the feature of choosing an administration theme, and it can be any theme that is physically present in your Drupal installation; it does not have to be enabled. You simply select the theme at admin/settings/admin

However, to modify which blocks are in which region, to have the theme show up on the configure blocks page at admin/build/blocks, you must enable the theme at admin/build/themes (once you are done you can disable it again).