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[Robin Monks]

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On 7/26/05, Steven Peck <speck at blkmtn.org> wrote:
> 
> The infrastructure list received a comment about this item in the 
> handbook. 
> *http://drupal.org/node/21810* <http://drupal.org/node/21810> 
> After reading it, I was a little confused. I took a stab at a rewrite and 
> as it wasn't a section of mine (appears to be marketing) I didn't want to 
> step on any toes so to speak :)
> 
> Title: With Drupal, you can create for the future. 
> 
> Drupal has been around for fours years and continues to attract interest 
> and active developers. With this track record, you can rest knowing it will 
> continue to grow and be maintained in the future. Continued active 
> development is important for site adoption and planning. With 'custom code', 
> you need to know that someone has provided the appropriate docuemntation or 
> commenting throughout so as not to contribute to "Maintenence nightmare".
> 
> The Internet is in a constant flux of new ideas and methods for 
> communicating and Drupal is focused on growing with the future and providing 
> standards compliant solutions. Take RSS as an example, with Drupal, you 
> turned on a module. With the 4.6 release, RSS is now updated to RSS 2.0standards.
> 
> While we don't know what future web standards or ideas will come often 
> custom site updates involve a complete rewrite of your code. With Drupal you 
> can be sure that it is flexible and modular enough to grow and easily adapt 
> to those changes.
> 
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Robin Monks,
CSL Web Administrator
robin at civicspacelabs.org
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