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I just want to express my frustration about the fact there is no clear indication if a CVS module CVS of 4.5 or 4.6 or 4.7.. oh yes.. right, some may say ....download it and look at the read me or the download +open the module with a text editor read the first paragraph.. you might read it -IF ..

I think it would be really useful to be able to mark forum threads as important so that I can find them later. I think this might be achievable with the Bookmarks module, but I havent tried it yet.

Would it be possible for someone with the necessary permission to add this to Drupal.org?

Obviously I can use bookmarks in the browser but I often change machine and would like to associate my site bookmarks with my account rather than the browser.

Thanks

Hi folks.

I'm still a bit of newbie, so please forgive me if the answer to this is simple...

I'm trying to figure out if the drupal.org "Module" pages (http://drupal.org/project/Modules, http://drupal.org/project/Modules/4.7, etc.) is using a standard module (like project or something like that), or if its a one-off thing.

Once upon a time, there was a change/new indicator in the modules downloads area making it wasy to spot new / updated modules. It would be great is this could make a comeback!

Thanks!

Radi

I find myself scanning the CVS and 4.7 lists of modules pretty regulary. To a lesser extent, the list of themes as well. This feels so very 2002, having to scan such a list constantly and ferret out the changes. Is there any way to aggregate this content? Or if not, could there be? (I know it's possible with Drupal, I'm talking about specifically on drupal.org)

why not assign moudles to categoris????
all in one page, it is difficulty to find a special moudle.