To Whom it May Concern,

If the purpose with the deprecated forums is to shift the activity focus elsewhere, I think that each such forum should have its own sticky post about the deprecated status, preferably with pointers to the new arenas.

Let's say my site is WidgetsRUs.com and I have another domain WidgetsforWestTexas.com that I want to point to a specific view or note.

Any suggestions on how I can achieve this?

When I look at drupal.org's list of themes at http://drupal.org/project/Themes with Firefox 2.0.0.13 for Windows, none of the screenshot preview images for themes shows up in the teaser list. (The screenshots do appear when I follow the link to look at a page for a particular theme using Firefox. And the screenshots do appear in the teaser list when I look at the list using IE.) Is this something that can be corrected at drupal.org?

I have some fairly high resolution mpegs or 4 megs each.

I dont think my shared hosting company is going to make it easy to put these files up.

But I am thinking that a dedicated MPEG host would be a better solution even if I was running a dedicated server ( which I plan to do soon ).

I don't want to use youtube because I don't want to loose resolution. and I want to keep the rights to them

I have a site... rsa1.ajaja99.com that like to go blank.... completely blank. It happens after I activate a new module. GeoUser seems to be an issue a lot.

the problem I believe is that I am running to many modules, or perhaps a faulty one.

My solution so far is to:

go into the system table and update the status field of specific modules from 1 to 0.

is there a better way to back out of activating a module? I have learned to do one module at a time.