On 4/13/07, Moshe Weitzman <weitzman@tejasa.com> wrote:
>     <h1>Site documentation for Example.com <http://Example.com></h1>
>
>     <h2>Goals</h2>
>     [insert site goals here; why does the site exist? who's its target
>     market?]
>
>     <h2>Overview of architecture</h2>
>     [insert overview of architecture here; how various pieces fit
>     together and why]
>


I have been thinking about a related module that might make sense to fold
into yours. ideally mine would be in core one day. the idea is to tell the
story of a site's construction.

i call this fictional module 'credits' or 'colophon'. and admin enables this
and a page shows up at a known path like /credits. there, the admin can fill
in some summary info about the site and the designers, developers, clients,
etc. who work on the site. the role of each might optionally be detailed.

in addition i would add a more drupal specific section where admin can
optionally disclose what modules/themes are in use and can make comments
about innovative use of each.

i would even  have this module expose a microformat so that this data could
be aggregated and presented somewhere, one day. i did a bit of research and
didn't see any prior art for web site credits microformat.

sorry for hijacking this thread a bit.

Colophon is the common name for such pages on many sites.

The feature module used on Drupal.org can be a base for what you want.

It has "categories" that show up as heading (could be designers, developers, ...etc.) and under it there are descriptions.

A few checkboxes can be added to say "show Drupal version number", and "show enabled modules".
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