I'm one of the new CVS accounts, so I'll introduce myself :-). I maintain a private Drupal site for the parents' association of my children's school. It started out on Drupal 4.3, then I migrated to 4.4, then I just recently migrated to 4.6.3 (although we haven't yet rolled out the new version). In the process of fine-tuning Drupal to suit our needs, we've made a number of changes to the core and to various contributed modules. Some of these are bug fixes, some are enhancements that do not change visible functionality, and some are enhancements that do change functionality. I hope to start feeding these changes back to the development community soon after we roll 4.6.3 out to our users. The bug fixes and enhancements that do not change functionality, I'll probably submit through the issue tracker. The ones that do change functionality, I'll discuss here first, since I suspect that a few of them will be a bit controversial. In addition to the changes we've made to the core and contributed modules, I'm going to be submitting a simple module I wrote, a filter called "indent" whose code is based heavily on urlfilter (i.e., I started with urlfilter, ripped out the filtering that it does, and put in the filtering I wanted). This filter preserves indenting at the beginnings of lines, so that if, for example, you write something like this or like this or like this it'll look that way after filtering even after being converted to HTML. In addition to the core / contrib changes and the indent module, we have a custom module which is probably too specific to our site to be useful to anyone else. However, we have a third custom module which I'm not sure yet whether I'm going to try to contribute to the community. It's called "school_directory", and it provides a browseable, searchable directory of a school's parents, students and staff, including photos for parents and staff. I'm not sure it's in a contributable state because it's a bit rough around the edges and because there's no facility for editing or importing the directory data. The module assumes that the data is already in the relevant tables, and I have shell scripts which turn a spreadsheet provided by the school office into the necessary SQL to populate the tables. I hope this is a good enough introduction :-). jik