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This module extends Drupal's support for OpenID to allow administrative users to add a set of OpenID's to an account. Included is both a web UI and Drush command.

The open web is the most powerful communication tool in the history of humanity. It's the nervous system of trade, education, governance, activism and play. It allows a single idea to achieve global impact. At its core the open web is participatory, transparent, decentralized and generative. Existing content and software can easily be spun into something new. All without needing to ask for someone else’s approval or permission.

But we can't take the freedom of the web for granted.

Allows a blacklist of sites that will have a rel="nofollow" attribute added to their link tags whenever used on your site. Originally the only page in the blacklist was Wikipedia

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Drupal 6 modules typically defined their own tables, had their own code to maintain them and then used nodeapi to hook into the system. Or, defined node types but still maintained their own tables. In Drupal 7 instead you should just create fields, instance them on node types you want to work with. Instead of altering a form directly you can write a widget. Display your data with a formatter. Don't worry about data storage, field API handles that for you. And then there is the EntityFieldQuery class to help with finding things.

The collaboration includes researchers and experts from Mars, USDA-ARS, IBM, NCGR, Clemson University, HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, Indiana University, and Washington State University.

The results of their research will be made available through the Cacao Genome Database to ensure that the data remains perpetually open without patent.