Content editing experience

The housing board module provides a way for people to request or offer housing.

Security: This module is considered insecure by Drupal security team and all of it's releases have been unpublished. You are strongly encouraged to disable the module on your site.

Node2Node allows you to create relationships between nodes. The main features are:
- Allowed relationships are defined in the admin screen (ie node type A can be a parent of Node type B)
- Relationships are Parent/Child
- Relationships are many-to-many
- Relationships can have a defined sequence, ie the child nodes of a parent will be listed in a user-defined order
- Relationships can be set up by end users (with editing rights)
- Relationships can be named (ie Node 1 Uses Node 2)

Comparison
Here's a brief comparison with some of the other node relationship modules, of which there are several. Here I am comparing:
- Node2Node (N2N)
- Node Hierarchy (NH)
- Node Relativity (NRel)

Features:
- Defining relationships: N2N lets you specify a relationship between specific node types. NH lets you says that a node type can be a parent (of anything that can be a child). NRel is also very specific about node types.
- Cardinality (is that the right word?): N2N allows many-many. NH allows 1-many. NRel is even more specific, letting you specify 1:1, 1-many, many-many etc

Like autopath but for taxonomy. Create one Vocabulary by content type, and for each node create a unique Term

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Comment Dialogue facilitates a discussion between node authors and one or more role groups. The module sends an email notification to members of selected roles when a node author posts a comment to their own node and notification back to the node author when anyone else posts a comment on the node.

The WebPurify module provides developers an easy to use interface to the WebPurify REST API.