[development] Early Drupal 6 review from Chris Messina

[Liza Sabater]

Hi gang, 

Delurking for a bit : My comment on Ignacio's comment got a bit longish and
given it is not directly related to development, I took it to my blog. 

http://lizasabater.com/drupal_vs_the_blog_meme

I invite you to read it within the context of user experience. Hope it helps
to understand a bit better why Chris Messina's comments are important beyond
the technological concept of "a blog". 

Back to lurking, 
liza

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--------- Original Message --------
From: development at drupal.org
To: development at drupal.org <development at drupal.org>
Subject: Re: [development] Early Drupal 6 review from Chris Messina
Date: 10/11/07 02:43

> &gt; True. But in some cases, it would maybe make more sense for an
> &gt; installation profile to follow the suggestions.
> 
> And thanks to you, because that was I realized after thinking about
> it. It's valuable information for stressing the installing profiles. I
> don't need a &quot;more funny and complete&quot; information in 'my
account'
> space by default if I'm using drupal as a fronted only wihtout users.
> 
> I agree in some of the terms, like &quot;cron&quot; and the mess between
> taxonomy/categories and vocabulary/topics, but thinking about it,
> drupal has it's own model, beggining with the so complicated to
> explain in two lines topic: &quot;The node&quot;, so necessarily should
have
> it's own terminology.
> 
> 
> 
> On Nov 10, 2007 2:32 PM, Gerhard Killesreiter
&lt;gerhard at killesreiter.de&gt; wrote:
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> &gt; Iñaki Lopez schrieb:
> &gt; &gt; This review is quite complete, but it's a 'blogger' review, not
a
> &gt; &gt; cms.. all the comments are &quot;blog&quot; oriented, and in
somehow.. i's far
> &gt;
> &gt; Thanks for saying that. It is exactly how I felt about it, too.
> &gt;
> &gt; &gt; from drupal's modeled form (IE: it suggest to set ajax checks in
the
> &gt; &gt; installation, even if the site is not inttended to use ajax..)
> &gt; &gt;
> &gt; &gt; In any case, this review is really something to consider.
> &gt;
> &gt; True. But in some cases, it would maybe make more sense for an
> &gt; installation profile to follow the suggestions.
> &gt;
> &gt; Cheers,
> &gt;         Gerhard
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