This is a project with issue tracker you can use to, among other things, report user account problems, report spammers, or request a confirmed account on Drupal.org website.

Do not use the site moderators issue queue for support requests for your own Drupal website. Instead, use any resource listed in the support page.

Other issue queues

If you want to provide feedback about this website, consider these alternatives before posting in the site moderators issue queue.

Customizations

The Drupal.org customizations issue queue is for reporting problems with customized features implemented on drupal.org, or requesting new features that change the custom code used on Drupal.org.

Infrastructure

The Drupal.org infrastructure issue queue is for reporting infrastructure problems, for example with Apache and MySQL installation on drupal.org, the Mailman mailing lists, the Git repositories (including changing a project type), and the various Drupal installations on the drupal.org domain.

Drupal Licensing Working Group (LWG)

The Drupal Licensing Working Group issue queue is for reporting problems with copyright violations in the code hosted on Drupal.org repositories, unattributed third-party assets included in Drupal.org repositories, or licensing issues within the drupal.org domain.

Content

The Drupal.org content project issue queue is for reporting problems and ask support for non-documentation content, such as case studies, marketplace listings, Planet Drupal feeds, and front page posts.

Issues related to documentation belong to the Documentation project.

Subsites

The following subsites have their own issue queues.

If a sub-site is not in the list above, you can use the queue here to report problems.

Helping as a site moderator

If you want to help fix issues reported through the Drupal.org site moderators' bug tracker, it is probably a good idea to join the #drupalorg channel in the Drupal slack space.

The process for becoming a site moderator is basically participating in issues, providing guidance to people submitting them, and showing yourself to be helpful and knowledgeable about the way drupal.org is maintained. After a while of doing that it will become obvious to the other site moderators that you should have some additional roles to put your ideas into action.

Guidelines for site moderators are in the Drupal.org site maintainers guide.

Project information

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