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[Morgan Sully]

I agree.  There's just so much that goes into tweaking and fixing things as
you're developing.  Definitely a user, not as much a contributor (yet).  I
do love using Drupal though.  I've recommended for a wide range of community
building projects as well as personal and small business site.

I used to (and will soon resume) working for the AmeriCorps CTC VISTA
project.  We help build communities using technology and Drupal just fits in
so nicely towards that end.

Our director is a big fan.

m


On 3/21/07 5:40 PM, "The Golden Condor !" <tgcondor at gmail.com> wrote:

>> And really - I'm not sure how someone could become "the best" in a
>> drupal area and not have contributed at least a minor thing that would
>> earn them entry to that list.
> 
> Not all users are contributers. Similarly, many developers are more
> like users in this regard--they use drupal (and modify it) but don't
> contribute to the code base.
> 
> I agree that contributing is a good thing and adds credibility, but
> the opposite is not necessarily true. That is, not contributing is not
> an indication of ignorance or incompetence.
> 
> Further, there are different levels of contributions. Some submit
> code, some post on the site useful info, and some help others solve
> drupal-related difficulties without telling the rest of the world
> about it.
> 
> Tony A.A.
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