Drupal 6.x

I'm in interested in creating a Drupal system where each user has their own private taxonomy/vocabulary for freetagging. Has anyone had any experience with creating services using Drupal, where each user gets their own gated CMS? This relates to my privacy bounty. In addition to a users having their own private areas of the Drupal system where only they will view their content, each user would have their own vocabulary for freetagging entries.

Greetings, Drupal developers who maintain modules in the Drupal contributions CVS repository...

As per the thread on the development mailing list about this topic, there's no longer any reason for module maintainers to ever define the version attribute in the .info files they commit to CVS. The packaging script on drupal.org adds the correct, human-readable version string to all downloadable tarball packages automatically. The only reason to define version attributes in the .info files commited to CVS was to help the power-users who deploy Drupal sites from CVS, but those people now have the CVS deploy module to use, instead. See also the handbook page on writing .info files for modules for more. Many maintainers and users have been confused about this, and lots of maintainers are currently doing it wrong.

After various discussions with the other CVS administrators, we've decided it would be better and cleaner to simply remove the version = * lines from all the .info files in all of contrib, all at once, instead of waiting for module maintainers to slowly clean this up. This forum post is just here as another FYI about this decision.

site of drupal.org and api.drupal.org work very slowly
it is necessary to do correct in the file system cache

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