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angry person....

By bkessels@www.mediarevolution.org on

I'm running drupal on several sites: of which http://www.mediarevolution.org has the most content.

Open Education Drupalized

By cel4145 on

This past weekend, I converted Open Education from PostNuke to Drupal 4.1 using the conversion script posted by david@puntbarra.com.

Open Education's goal is to promote the creation, use and distribution of open content for education, specifically via Creative Commons licensed learning objects. If anyone is interested in participating in any of our workgroups, please register and post an introduction to the specific group.

Drupal as Nature Journaling Site

By Anonymous (not verified) on

Hi Everybody,

I am so happy to say that I have got my new site off the ground and running. About my site, there is a big community of naturalist, tracking type people who like to write about topics such nature, native skills and edible plants and much more -and drupal has been the perfect solution for us.

Another new site

By Mike@frazierhome.net on

Ok, I feel comfortable enought to unveil my Drupal powered website. http://www.frazierhome.net

Not a lot of content here, but my blog and journal are growing, and I'll continue to add more.

New Drupal-powered Site

By geoff907 on

Just wanted to point everybody to http://frontierk12.org -- my first Drupal powered site. Drupal has been a joy to work with and I just wanted to say a word of thanks to all the Drupal developers. Things are still a bit rough around the edges, but content is going up daily and it been a breeze to train users to work with it.

The theme is a significantly hacked version of UnConeD. I would have loved to start with one of the very elegant CSS themes, but I needed to be able to support older browsers.

Drupal as a node in a blogging community

By cel4145 on

I was thinking about the recent post on the expanded capabilities of the import.module in CVS. I believe, and tell me if I'm wrong, these changes will allow Drupal to act as a blog hub, a central node in a blogging community operating quite differently from current community weblogs. It may be that the developers have imagined this already, but I've written an extensive description with some analysis that could be informative. If I'm right, there are many potential advantages:

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