Drupal Blog

We use Drupal Blog posts to inform, intrigue, and encourage people, including those who are new to or unfamiliar with Drupal. This content should empower readers to pursue making something amazing (for anyone) with Drupal.

This blog also promotes healthy perspectives about Drupal and its community:

  • That Drupal can meet global demand for flexible content delivery
  • That we believe in focused, efficient, effective, and open community-driven work
  • That there’s longevity in our work; we’re here to stay
  • That Drupal’s in all the right markets

How do Drupal Blog posts demonstrate these commitments?

  • Introducing amazing ways Drupal is being used
  • Celebrating new versions and key updates
  • Highlighting how we're contributing to open source
  • Describing major changes in direction
  • Sharing the awards Drupal wins
  • Proving increasing adoption in markets

Drupal Blog posts are Post content type items. For tips about structure, please read that part of this guide.

Audiences

This blog’s content may be technical at times. But because our content should be inclusive, we think of “technical” broadly. Posts should be accessible by people from a variety of fields in our industry—design, back-end development, content strategy, database administration, and more. This also means that posts should be accessible for people across each of the Drupal.org personas.

Subject matter examples

These are examples whose subject matter makes them eligible for inclusion on this blog:

These are examples of content that’s important but not right for this blog: