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Many support questions in the forums are specific to using certain modules. Would it make sense if each module had it's own forum. This could neatly appear at the bottom of its project page. I know you can create bug reports and feature requests, but a lot of the time questions are very general in nature. Searching through the main forum for relevent information is such a grind.

The Project module has been really useful for creating a standardised way for users and developers to report bugs, ask for features, and make a note of tasks.

What I think is missing is a user friendly way to have a more freeform discussion about each project, for instance to talk about the best way to implement features, optimise code, what the status of a project is, or advise n00bies on installation, use, and modification (of particular themes or modules).

Hi
`cvs login` logins successfully but when i'm trying to do something as my user it ends with
Fatal error, aborting.
drupal : no such system user
On anonymous everything is ok, but i can't add patches....

$ cvs -d:pserver:shacky@cvs.drupal.org/cvs/drupal-contrib login
Logging in to :pserver:shacky@cvs.drupal.org:2401/cvs/drupal-contrib
CVS password:

On the home page there is a link to the release candidate: drupal-4.3.0-rc.tgz

On the downloads page the link to release candidate is: drupal-4.3.0-rc.tar.gz

This caught me out recently http://drupal.org/node/view/2388, when I had both rc.

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And of course i`ve submit it to "Steal This Button", soon it`ll be placed in this huge button storage:)

hi,

i altered some in the drupalhandbook regarding backups (my part was about restores, even more important :-) ). how do i know if the person responsible fot this book likes the text or dislikes it (and why). my sugestion hasnt been approved (yet?).