Closed (won't fix)
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Drupal.org content
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Case studies
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Normal
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Created:
4 Sep 2012 at 19:57 UTC
Updated:
19 Jul 2013 at 19:51 UTC
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Comment #1
tvn commentedNow this is a scary one :) However I do like the case study, specifically project process and timeline description. So +1.
Comment #2
Tezza commentedI've contacted the author. Will do a full review of the case study next week.
Comment #3
KentBye commentedThanks @Tezza for submitting this and contacting me.
I'd definitely be in support of making FEARnet a featured case study.
Thanks.
Comment #4
Tezza commentedHi Kent - I'll get to it this week and feed back here.
Comment #5
Tezza commentedHi Kent
I've attached a text document with a suggested re-write. There's nothing specifically wrong with the original version, I just found it a bit clunky in places and it was easier to re-jig some of the sentences and paragraphs wholesale.
I have fixed some capitalisation, but in most cases you'll see it's simply a case of "your style versus my style", with no clear winner :)
You may prefer to pick and choose what you think best suits the case study.
See what you think and let me know. It'll need another run through after any changes have been applied.
I'll do this in two parts, picking up from where I left off in a day or two.
Interesting case study. Thanks for posting it.
Comment #6
laughnanReally liked this listing. So much more diverse than some of the others (though I'm noticing that these case studies are extremely diverse and I'm loving it). The only initial thing that I got from my first reading was the third bullet under "Why drupal was chosen", change "Greatly" to lowercase.
Will sweep it again for content, but really enjoyed the website and the read.
Comment #7
lisarex commentedI like this case study too. +1 for promoting.
The actual site looks fairly different from what's appearing on the screenshot. It's a lot busier in real life, but won't look as good once cropped for the home page. Not sure what to suggest.
Comment #8
Tezza commentedSetting this to 'needs work'.
I'd really like to see this one promoted if the author has some time to commit to it?
Comment #9
robert.h.264 commentedHey everyone -
I work at Metal Toad and I'd love to see this published. What is needed to give this the final push through?
-Robert
Comment #10
Tezza commentedHi Robert - See the attached text file at #5
Comment #11
Tezza commentedComment #12
dddave commentedToo bad #5 never was addressed. Closing for now but if anyone follows through I would be pleased to see this reopened.