Content editing experience

At one step you create node with translations. Taxonomy and other cck
fields bind to these translations too.

LangsAtOnce creates additional title, body fields for selected languages. So
when you go "create node" page you face with normal fields and
title/body areas. These additional ares will be added as translations.

This module creates an easy live blogging feature to provide live coverage of an event. The content administrator can create a live event node and add updates to that node.

The Google News module for Drupal 7 generates a Google news compatible sitemap feed from your Drupal site's content.

Com2vb integrates commenting system of Drupal with powerful forum vBulletin. Com2vb store comments in vBulletin’s database. So it’s available to comment materials of site in both places – in Drupal and vBulletin. With creating of first comment module create a “start post” in forum with link to material. All of comments are readable in Drupal and vBulletin.

Com2vb provide limited integration of users – authors of comments are linked with cross table.
From version 3-x COM2VB have some features for linking of users in both databases:
- linking of user's accounts in Drupal and vBulletin;
- automatic registration of new users from Drupal in vBulletin;
- synchronizing of user's name, E-mail, password from Drupal to vBulletin;
- increasing post's counter of user in vBulletin with comments in Drupal;
- shared login and logoff in vBulletin with the same actions in Drupal;
- shared activating/deactivating accounts from Drupal.

Also module provides some blocks:
- fully standart for COMMENT module block "Recent comments" with number of comments setting;
- Last replies in forum;
- Top posters in forum;
- Users in forum online;
- Hot topics.

For correct displaying of comments you must add Bbcode module.

IMPORTANT:This module is temporarily abandoned in favor of Browsing History Recommender module. Please refer to #509858: migrating to Browsing History Recommender. Future release of the module would take user relations from social networking modules and then make the user-to-user recommendation.

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The basic idea of this module is to automatically find similar users in the community, and then recommend new contents to users based on the fact that other similar users liked the contents. This is actually an implementation of collaborative filtering used in many recommender systems.

To calculate similarity among users, we now only adopts the user-comment relationship. That is, if two users made comments to the same nodes for several times, then we consider them quite similar to each other. This is especially useful for communities that have forums enabled. There might be other approaches that calculate similarities between users, but I haven't thought about it thoroughly. You are welcome to submit your ideas to the issue queue.

Quicktables module allows easy creation of tables. You can sort rows with drag and drop features and insert new rows and columns easily.