[consulting] Example of Collaborative Knowledgebase Sites?

[Andrew R. Kelly]

I'm not buying your answer.  This guy was looking for some support in
positioning Drupal as a solution for a non-profit's needs, presumably to
help him build his Drupal consulting business.  Your answers (both your
first one telling him that his client should "go with the wiki" and the
second sarcastic one about social networking) were not constructive.

I assume this is a list to help Drupal consulting professionals maximize
their value to their clients and ultimately increase the commercial value of
Drupal for all Drupal consultants.  If I'm wrong then I'm on the wrong list.


Andrew

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Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 5:44 PM
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Subject: Re: [consulting] Example of Collaborative Knowledgebase Sites?

i think you misunderstand me. drupal isn't the answer to everything and 
so why spend extra time forcing a square into a round hole? some clients 
use buzzwords without really understanding what they mean.

Andrew R. Kelly wrote:
> 'some social networking'? why? because it's cool? because it's part of
their
> plan? do they even understand why social networking is and isn't?
>
>   
>>> not sure it was necessary to mock his social networking requirement with
>>>       
> such little context of what his situation is.
>
> My $.02
>
> Andrew
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