[drupal-docs] Linux User and Developer Magazine Article

[Robin Monks]

OK, so I think we know what we want now:


   1. A article on how Drupal makes communities, focusing on case
   studies.
   2. Various high-profile case studies.
   3. Connecting information on how Drupal can be extended (eg:
   Introduction/filler.

Perhaps an outline similar to this:


   1. Introduction
      1. Background
      2. How Drupal can help you
   2. Drupal in Action
      1. Kernal trap
      2. Site 2
      3. Site 3
   3. Going further
      1. How to customize Drupal
      2. Where to go for more help

Thoughts?

Robin

On 10/12/05, Kobus Myburgh <ITBJDM at puknet.puk.ac.za> wrote:
>
> I have www.humourauthority.com <http://www.humourauthority.com>, using
> Drupal since March 2003.
>
> Some modules there is extensively (even though amateurishly) modified to
> do what I want them to do.
>
> Kobus
>
>
> >>> cel4145 at cyberdash.com 10/11/2005 7:34 PM >>>
> I would think the sites should be either high profile or those which
> have demonstrated an expanded view of what can be done. In the latter
> case when new functionality has been created, we should probably limit
> to those where some of that functionality has been offered back to the
> Drupal community. In other words, a highly modded Drupal install that
> has additional modules should have at least some of those contributed
> back to Drupal so that people reading the article and liking the
> functionality they see can have a chance to try to build something
> similiar.
>
> As far as site suggestions? I like kerneltrap because of it's long
> history of using Drupal. Good way to bring up Slashdotting resistance :)
> Newer sites I might suggest are ourmedia and the onion. Of course these
> are just a few off the top of my head. We should think about what
> functionality we want to premier and find sites appropriately.
>
> Robin Monks wrote:
> > Yes, I like this idea.
> >
> > Any suggestions for the sites?
> >
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Robin Monks,
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