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Data module helps you model, manage and query related sets of tables. It offers an administration interface and a low level API for manipulating tables and accessing their contents. Data module provides Views integration for displaying table data and Drupal search integration for searching table content.

You can use Feeds to import RSS, Atom, CSV or OPML files into data tables.

This module enables Drupal to receive email messages and post them directly into a forum. Each forum gets its own unique email address, which only users registered on the site and assigned the permission "post by femail", may post to. For example, a forum titled "Femail issues" on this website would get the email address femail-issues@drupal.org. Users are able to subscribe to "All forums", or any number of individual forums. Once subscribed, any messages that they didn't post to the forum themselves will be emailed to them. If a user replies to these messages, they will automatically get posted into the correct thread within the forum, and will also be nested correctly. Email headers are also correctly set, meaning that a user using an email client that supports threading (Kmail, Evolution, Thunderbird, etc) will see the same message structure in their client as is seen on the website.

Media: Archive leverages the Media module and its media management framework including WYSIWYG integration.

This module generates graphical representation of userpoints history, so users could see plotted their points evolution in time.

Concept

Offers a content-type for a simple To do list. It can be used for anything that needs to be done: getting milk at the store, reminding yourself to update a profile, telling your users to vote on a poll by a certain date...

To do items can be assigned to users with permissions. Items can be given an optional status, priority, start date, and deadline. Items nearing their deadline or with a priority level of immediate are shown in the To do list block (requires the installation of the To do block module.) These events can also fire triggers (Actions & Rules support.)

Each user gets a page with lists of the To do items that: (1) are assigned to them, (2) still exist, or (3) that they created. Quite handy to stay on top!

For more information, read the extensive documentation.