Post installation

It's easy to imagine a user creating an account on a Drupal-based system with a username that the people running the site might not approve of. The "seven words you can't say on television" come to mind, as do things like "System Administrator".

I haven't found any code in Drupal to enable such checks, although it seems like it would be easy enough to modify user_validate_name to handle it. Am I overlooking something, or is this sort of thing missing from Drupal?

ez noob question - what does it mean to "publish" a story, page, etc.???

The aggregator module in the base drupal install will generate RSS feeds for each taxonomy term. How do I make a feed that combines two terms. Two feeds into one...

I'm guessing this is a common question?

Is there a way to create a view showing: user name, user points (from userpoints module).

Thanks
Dinnouti

I've successfully setup and installed Drupal 4.7, complete with a working installation of mailhandler and mms blog. The only thing missing now is the ability to go back and rotate an image (90 degree increments are fine) after it's been posted.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make it happen?

Thanks in advance!

Also, if this post is in the wrong forum, please move it with my apologies.

Hi All,

I've recently installed a Drupal site with Organic groups. Everything works fine, however one thing seems strange to me. On a group "homepage", the "Group details" block is displayed as expected, with several appropriate links, like "create story", "my registrations", "group events" etc.

When I click on one of these links (e.g. "group events"), the group details block isn't displayed anymore. Is it the normal behaviour ? I find this strange. This gives the feeling that I'm "out the group",