[consulting] and they call it drupalcamp

[Bill Fitzgerald]

Copyright info for the Drupal handbooks is contained here: 
http://drupal.org/node/14307

As the page states, it's the Creative Commons license.

Bill
Henri Poole wrote:

> Kieran,
>
> We all owe you and your team a great deal of gratitude for the 
> writings that you are publishing. Diversity of materials to support 
> learning modes important. Both online and offline will fit different 
> individuals preferred style and are both important.
>
> Thanks for the link. BTW, what license are you using for these works?
>
> It is attributed to you but there is no license information provided.
>
> - Henri
>
> That doesKieran Lal wrote:
>
>>
>> On Feb 25, 2006, at 12:15 AM, Henri Poole wrote:
>>
>>> At CivicActions, our objective is clear:  We need more talent, 
>>> especially in the competency area of theming and IA.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>> <snip>
>>>
>>>
>>> Build A Bigger Overall Market:
>>>
>>> We also subscribe to the idea that we are part of a rising tide and 
>>> that the we (individuals and firms alike) will all benefit if there 
>>> are more trained Information & Interaction Designers who are 
>>> versatile to expert with Drupal.
>>>
>>
>> Help writing more pages like "Managing inconsistencies with themes" 
>> http://drupal.org/node/37156 to give budding themers a leg up will 
>> help a lot.
>>
>> Help writing pages like: Drupal for Information Architects: an 
>> overview of configurability http://drupal.org/node/49297
>>
>> When people find information from the community that directly 
>> addresses their needs, e.g. learning theming or understanding Drupal 
>> for IA's, it attracts them to the platform.
>>
>> But more importantly for professional firms, the process of writing 
>> these pages collaboratively with the community is an education in 
>> itself.  If you need help writing pages to attract specific talent 
>> let me know and I'll help.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Kieran
>
>

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