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Not a stretch at all, but I'm still a little shaky on the intention
once you move away from DO. If all the above, when delivering a new
site to a client, who hadn't known Drupal from donuts, do we have them
raise their right hand and repeat? (Now, that -was- sarcasm, but a
serious question is buried within).<br>
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On 08/30/2010 10:53 AM, James Gilliland wrote:
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Re context of "Drupal" I'd say all of the above. If you're discussing
Drupal or in a Drupal related event, or drupal related discussion
medium you should be following the DCOC. Its not like most of the items
on the list are a far stretch from normal polite behavior anyways.<br>
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