[drupal-docs] Re: Drupal One Pager: Need feedback ASAP

[Kieran Lal]

Chris, what volume of brochures are we talking about?

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On Jul 30, 2005, at 11:29 PM, Chris Messina wrote:

> I already dropped $750 out of pocket on the Drupal shirts, so unless
> someone can cover the costs of printing color, they're going to be
> done in B&W, though I agree that color is 1000% more effective.
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> Anyone who wants color coming in to town in time to take care of
> printing duties?
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> Chris
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> On 7/30/05, Boris Mann <borismann at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Note: I cc'd the docs list.
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>> On 30-Jul-05, at 9:37 PM, Chris Messina wrote:
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>>> I got Steven to throw together the beginnings of a Drupal One Pager
>>> based on the one I did for CivicSpace
>>> (http://www.factorycity.net/projectpath/civicspace/
>>> communitysoftwaredevelopment/pdf-one-pager.v2.pdf).
>>> I need your feedback asap so that I can get these printed on Monday.
>>> Please take a look and suggest language as possible:
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>>> http://www.acko.net/dumpx/Drupal%20OSCON%20Handout.pdf
>>>
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>> Support: Drupal has a dedicated community of enthusiasts to help you
>> out. And if that's not enough, you can get  commercial support from
>> one of the hundreds of professional developers or vendors like
>> CivicSpace and Bryght who are centered around Drupal.
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>> Notes: edited spelling of "enthusiasts" and added mention of  
>> developers.
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>> For the websites, pick a couple that serve as examples of different
>> types of sites you can build, with a brief explanation of what they
>> are. The "last spot" should be reserved for a bunch of sites just as
>> a list.
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>> Also: I agree with the colour comments from Kieran BUT...if this is
>> short order/OSCON only, then B&W is fine. I've attached our Bryght
>> one pager that might be more similar to what Kieran had in mind. Feel
>> free to use whatever is useful.
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>> Having said all that....Steven/Chris and whoever is pulling this
>> together, I'll be happy with whatever is put together in short order.
>> It can hopefully be refined by the Docs/Marketing team so we have a
>> solid document that we can iterate/add to over time.
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>> --
>> Boris Mann
>> http://www.bmannconsulting.com
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