General discussion

In a previous post http://drupal.org/node/29961 I asked why it's not possible to search in RSS-Feeds.
Today I replaced the aggregator and the story module (4.6.3) on my server with the modules from Drupal 4.5, because I love the post as story link in the aggregator of this version.

And suprisingly all works fine.
I got a post as story link and the search works.

I got an (xx) category with terms set up like this:
-A
--Aa (A is parent
--Ab (A is parent

When i access term A it shows only what's in A not in Aa or in Ab.
Is there a way to make taxonomy list all the nodes under it (A) and all the nodes in the terms below (Aa && Ab) _recursively_ organized by date?
(Without using a staric url like taxonomy/term/1/2)

Simple questions really, but I can't find a direct answer anywhere, even after looking through the handbooks and searching the forums. :/

Is it required that any kind of acknowledgement/copyright to Drupal is given on a website powered by Drupal? ie: "(C) Drupal" or "Powered By Drupal"?

Thanks

Dear Drupal users,

I am writing a master's thesis on the following topic: "Static (Desktop) CMS for Small Scale Content Management" and I am trying to compare static content management systems (such as Zeta Producer, CityDesk, Qixite) to conventional content management systems (such as Drupal, Mambo, Typo3). The thesis will be available to all the respondents. I am mostly interested in CMS usage in small organisations but will also
gladly survey individual users.

Is there anyone in the Kansas City area who is working with Drupal on Macintosh? If so, can we talk?

HEy Everyone,

I'm having a minor problem.

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