I thought I'd convey the remarks about Rich Text Editors (RTE) one implementor of Drupal sites posted to our internal development team's collaboration space. We use TinyMCE for our 90+ sites currently. But TinyMCE has a lot of drawbacks -- including that its code base is bigger than all of core Drupal. We are planning our migration to Drupal 6. We will re-evaluate which RTE to use as we do that. Here are the remarks: "a google of "jquery rte" yields this: http://batiste.dosimple.ch/blog/posts/2007-09-11-1/rich-text-editor-jquery.h... would seem to make sense to start with something like this as a base and add only what is needed, rather than strip out stuff from tinyMCE of FCK. sorry, this is one of my peeves. if drupal is using jquery as js library then it needs to be leveraged. austere or not, every bit counts in the field." To restate: If Drupal is using jQuery, then we ought to have a few RTEs to choose from based upon jQuery. That sounds like a golden opportunity to me.