[documentation] Cleaning up the about section of the Drupal handbook

[Kim P. Werker]

I like to think of case studies in terms of problems and solutions  
(perhaps just a more fleshed out list than the one Kieran gave):

1) What are the goals of the site (re: fulfilling business goals/ 
obligations)
2) Why was Drupal chosen?
3) How was Drupal configured + which modules were installed in order  
to meet the goals listed in #1 (i.e., site recipe with explanation/ 
annotation)

The purpose of case studies is to give a thorough yet basic  
explanation of how Drupal is used by companies/organizations of  
various types. This serves both to illustrate the power of Drupal and  
also to exemplify its application.

Cheers,
Kim

On 12-Feb-06, at 7:21 AM, Kieran Lal wrote:

>
> On Feb 11, 2006, at 10:25 PM, Laura Scott wrote:
>> Aside from a case study kind of thing, what would you like for a  
>> "profile"? (Or is that the same thing?)
>
> 1) Business reasons for blogher
> 2) Drupal recipe to show how you can build a community blogging site
>
> Kieran
>
>>
>> Laura
>>
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