First of all, congratulations to you all on Drupal's 6th birthday, the new v 5.0 release and for being such a classy community. I appreciate you raising the Joomla! community up like this, too! We are indeed part of a larger, more important community and these celebrations strengthen those ties!
Congrats to Dries Buytaert and the Drupal community
For the release of Drupal 5 - which we users will use as the standard for Open Source and Free CMS
For the 6th year of Drupal.org (although we only knew and loved Drupal for 1 1/2 year)
For keeping Drupal.org free from eye prodders (advertising) and annoying banners :)
For helping the society at large who were PHP and HTML illiterate but Internet-savvy and need to have web presence affordably, elegantly and efficiently
For helping non-profit organizations with a CMS which is practically their front office and public exposure and community building and gaining support and strength online
Yeah that is nice of them.
Yeah that is nice of them. Thanks for the link.
Good Sportsmanship
Good Sportsmanship, Joomla did so coz they knew they are way ahead.
Lets see Drupal congratulating Joomla on their 1.5 release!
Classy!
And they are right about both being one in mission in dedication to open source projects.
Very classy!
Very elegant
It's a very elegant attitude. Very nice, really.
Cheers,
Emiliano.
You guys are a class act!
First of all, congratulations to you all on Drupal's 6th birthday, the new v 5.0 release and for being such a classy community. I appreciate you raising the Joomla! community up like this, too! We are indeed part of a larger, more important community and these celebrations strengthen those ties!
This makes me very happy. Thanks!
Amy :)
Syabas Tahniah Congrats Bravo Bienvenidos
Congrats to Dries Buytaert and the Drupal community
For the release of Drupal 5 - which we users will use as the standard for Open Source and Free CMS
For the 6th year of Drupal.org (although we only knew and loved Drupal for 1 1/2 year)
For keeping Drupal.org free from eye prodders (advertising) and annoying banners :)
For helping the society at large who were PHP and HTML illiterate but Internet-savvy and need to have web presence affordably, elegantly and efficiently
For helping non-profit organizations with a CMS which is practically their front office and public exposure and community building and gaining support and strength online