I would really appreciate a CVS username. I have been reading all your guidelines and have both written standalone modules and helped the community with patches to modules. If you look at my profile, you'll note I made a few mistakes along the way - but the community quickly corrected me (and I duly made a note of it)
I have a module called twitter announce. The purpose of this module is to give a blog user the ability to automatically post an announcement on twitter when a node of a specific type was created (adminstrator can set which node types in the admin interface)
I'm not trying to copy or double the work done by the Twitter module. This is a great module with lots of features, but it is a bit overwhelming for the average blogger. The Twitter module also have a lot of social features - users can integrate their Drupal accounts with their twitter accounts. Two of my clients didn't want this - and therefore I created the twitter_announce module. It does one job and it does it extremely well.
Furthermore, I have created a ubercart payment gateway module for ubercart that I'd like to release to the community.
Your consideration would be greatly appreciated
Vernon
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Comments
Comment #1
avpadernoHello, and thanks for applying for a CVS account.
As reported in the requirements page, the proposed module must not duplicate the work done in existing modules; in this case, there is already a module for integration with Twitter.
Comment #2
nightowl77 commentedHi Kiamlaluno
You are correct about the "duplication of functionality" and I was aware of this when I set out to create this module. I created this module for a specific target market, ie. the casual blogger. For the casual blogger the existing twitter module is just too much. This module really helps in making Drupal more user friendly and accessible to the general public (the main goal of Drupal being: eliminate the programmer/techie)
From my README.txt file:
Hope this clears things up
Comment #3
avpadernoAs reported in http://drupal.org/node/539608:
Comment #4
avpadernoThere have not been replies in the past week; I am marking this application as .
Comment #5
avpadernoPlease read the following links as this is very important information about CVS applications.
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