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What are the must-have features of related content?

How many modules should make up its core?

What should be extensions?

Modules that should be modified/accessed to provide Related Content suggestions

Very well maintained:

http://drupal.org/project/taxonews

Agaric's Subtitle: How not to be a jerk, to anybody
Agaric's further commentary: lack of female participation in free software projects is a failing and a huge liability for the critically important software (and ideas, information, and knowledge) freedom movement.
It also strongly indicates less human involvement than we otherwise would have.

Agaric would like a module that provides a view (or simply a standard block, linked to a page) that lists the most recently enabled modules and links to their settings pages -- like on the admin by modules page.

A list of recently disabled modules would be nice too, but this would not link to their settings pages! It could link to the modules' spot or section on the Administer » Site Building » Modules page.

Would anyone else like this? Quite an easy module to develop, although because there's no time field in Drupal 5

Agaric Design Collective's ever-growing list of crazy Drupal sites (not ours, but ones we admire or that interest us for some reason), started in a text document back in the mists of time and moved here ... now.

Raw, unfiltered randomness commences:

This is a very cursory evaluation of OG-related modules. Help from folks with Organic Groups experience greatly appreciated.

This is a wiki. Please jump in and edit it!

(OK, so even Agaric didn't use the wiki -- )

From a Request for Proposal, some pretty good questions about our practices, policies, and offerings:

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Along with your standard practice for responding to proposals, please
address the following topics and questions in your proposal.

Design Tools and Process

We have created a new page for the fourth revision of the World Social Forum 2008 site specifications. The previous revision, with many comments not all incorporated here, can be found at [[WSF2008 site specifications]].

[Update: Newer versions of the attached below are available. Ask.]

The request came in this form, from my co-Collective member Dan, responding to a call from the executive director of Amazing Things Arts Center:

he said some people forgot what their username was on the site, and now when they're trying to make new accounts it says "email already registered' blah blah blah...

Latest revision:
[[WSF2008 Site Specifications v4]]

Wsf2008.net
site specs
v. 0.3
Sept.19, 2007

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[Note: "Module" below does not refer to a module in the Drupal sense, but is used to desgnate a set of functionality for a specific purpose.]

A lot of people want to know how to get started with learning Drupal...

I have a quick question for you. I have started to play with Drupal as CMS, with plug-ins and themes etc. . . Is there a good resource out there to learn the ropes? Nothing too involved, something like Drupal for Dummies (or for Smart People).