You would need only one or two more modules and a new theme to achieve that. Its the Power of Drupal [tm] Op donderdag 04 augustus 2005 09:08, schreef Kristjan Jansen:

* Overall look. yes, perhaps too Typepad but nice and smooth

Drupal has no *look*, but yes, we lack a theme that looks this smooth.

netherless (perhaps too low-contrast, I have missed many vital UI elements) * "edited" mark next to a comment

You can grab this for each post by comparing posted and edited datestamp and print that in your theme. Or use nodapi in a module. very simple.

* Informative login / register dialogs

In Drupal it is up to you, the admin to write these.

Logged in: http://lussumo.com/community/signin.php guest:guest

* switchable small / big textarea (but ihmo it should work vice versa, small -> big)

A bad thing, IMO. A textfield shuold be as big as is best for its use? . Users must never be bothered with stuff like "resizing areas" etc. IMO. But there are bookmaklets (you can hardcode them in your help text with textareas) that allow resizing. http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/forms.html

* ajax-based (un)bookmarking * ajax-based (un)blocking topics (taxonomy)

See bookmark.module

* navigation history block

We have all the data available. You can add this as a php block or as a block to tracker.module. Should be simple to make.

* search history block Idem. We have this. Is easy to make into a php block.

In a nutshell: Drupal can do all this. Regards, Bèr -- [ Bèr Kessels | Drupal services www.webschuur.com ]