Drupal 4.5.x or older

Which of the blogapi editors around are the most recommended?

Any experiences?

Does anyone know wheather there is a drupal "poll" module implemented in Ajax?

I am looking for websites that feature modules for OG, Buddy List etc in order to see how the work.

If you know of any public ones please let me know. Computing related once will be better, at least I can join them without looking foolish.

I don't know if drupal.org already does this, but it would be good for Drupal.org to have its own coupons for website hosting. At least if new users use our coupons it may go some way into helping.

The main point is for users not to consider the coupons as an endorsement from Drupal.org. They should make their own considered choices and use our coupon if we have one for the provider.

Hosting companies should not also consider our coupons as an endorsement for their products.

It could be used for other companies as well.

It looks to me like the Drupal forum needs more options in both posting and searching, some kind or topic dependent options when posting a question, and can be selected when searching for help on a topic.
Some kind of free form tagging to will be useful on a few selected vocabularies.

For instance when posting a question on a module, you should be able to select the module name, and some keywords to the question.

E.g. when having a problem which appears to be database related, being able to specifiy what database you use.

I hope this post will be read by the people who code and document Drupal.

First, the formalities. I have 25 years experience in programming at various levels.., I am a first-timer with Drupal which I have been evaluating for about two weeks.

First the good news. It's a great CMS. I have evaluated others and it is the best, at least for the kind of projects I need to set up.

Now for some comments, some of which apply to all open source projects. Let's start with Drupal specifics.

For a a cms that is based on nodes, the Drupal site itself does a poor job of structuring as a tree the information needed by people to get started. The current situation is not acceptable for a project of its quality and size. Why couldn't people here access a start node called "Drupal" and navigate down until they find the information that they are looking for? As it stands, the site is a jungle of information that jumps at you from every direction and by the time you are overloaded with it, you haven't found what you needed. Then people start posting questions in forums, often in the wrong areas, and the problem continues.