Deprecated - Usability feedback

I've become terribly confused on the best way divide up content on a Drupal site. I guess I've become overwhelmed by the number of ways a single piece of content can be labeled (author, content type, category, menu, block, etc.) and lost track of the larger navigation structure and how to create it.

For example, if I wanted to a fairly simple City website of

I am using the 'signup' module to handle registration for events in the 'event' module for Drupal 4.7. I'd like to receive payments for these signups - how should this be done? (I already have a PayPal account).

Regards,
-Steve

I have an interesting problem.

In all browsers (IE, FireFox) on my father's computer (win xp) are drupal sites extremely slow. Only drupal sites - other sites are fine. It's not depend on webhosting provider - I visit a lot of drupal sites that are sure on various servers. Where can be problem?

(sorry for my english)

slideshow_creator.module,v 1.1.2.4 2007/01/26 06:51:28

Not sure if it's just me but I can not get the slideshow to work in IE7.
(works fine with FF)

Any clues?

Thanks

After having reviewed some basics to Drupal I really have been impressed! As a fan of Joomla my first approach was rather skeptical. But after viewing the first videos I really got interested and took a deeper look; the Possibilities with Drupal seem to be even greater than with Joomla. This, I believe, is mainly due to the more flexible structuring principle Drupal is using.

Conceptionally:
Nodes instead of sections - views instead of ? hmm... what?
That’s great! Just what I need! A new handy tool to experiment with! -Views are a way to style the listing of the node content! As it is with Joomla, templating allows for individual placing. But, and I'd like you to help me on this one, it seems to me Drupals system of creating

User Management
Joomla can be equally user-specific as Drupal, but Drupal has such a beautiful feature where you can tweak each users display options and file handling right down to the very user. That's cool!

Extensions/Contributions
Joomla has various possibilities to achieve the same output effect. The goal thus can be achieved by both systems, yet Drupal focuses more on emerging topics while Joomlas way of structuring basically relies on sections and categories in which content can be stored. Joomla offers many sometimes huge extensions which are really exciting.

The user signatures input box needs some help. It would very nice if we could add input types to it, and perhaps have the ability to put restrictions on which users can or cannot have a signature. Just a plain text box is plain lame.