Drupal 6.x

Dear all,
I am Massimo Buonaiuto and I am working for Bioversity International Organization in Rome (Italy).

We are in the process to select our organizational CMS and we need experts in DRUPAL to perform a comparison versus our business requirements.

We are looking for somebody to lead our development practice on a full time basis in South West London.

We are a well respected, established, dynamic organisation staffed by young, bright, diverse and highly motivated people. We are experiencing rapid growth and expansion. Your job will include designing and building our various platforms, creating our local development team, and take responsibility for our overall development practice.

Currently, we do development work in a variety of fields, including web development, content management, mobile, systems management and search.

Drupal will be cornerstone for our web development work, and we expect you to be very skilled with Drupal. You should know PHP and Java, and preferably some C or C++. Also, you should have a good working knowledge of XML and AJAX, and be up to speed with Taxonomies.

We really think this is brilliant opportunity for a good developer that wants to make the next career move.

hello sir

how would i set-up Drupal-based site for load-balancing and sailover across 2 dedicated Linux servers?

from shaly

We are seeking a Drupal developer to help make improvements to an existing Drupal site (marketing and advertising based). This project requires a developer who has the ability to work with our marketing specialist and graphic designer to bring new creative concepts to life on the Web. Must have the ability to understand creative comps and build them out as Drupal pages and/or suggest alternative solutions. The ability to build tables, position graphics and make adjustments to existing Drupal themes is required.

hi there,

where i can get the latest drupal 6-dev cvs code for testing purposes?
thanks

sa

This afternoon, I notice, this site got hit by a "sell nike jordan dunk" spammer on the Drupal forum. I run a small Drupal site for young writers and have been inundated by the robots behind this kind of stuff for the last two months. It has not only been annoying but very discouraging.

I have been involved with the Web since 1993. I won't bore you with my unusual history of engagement with the Internet, but I will tell you that while the Web's potential is vast, the robot spammers are the biggest threats to that potential that we face. They have, in my opinion, brought email to its knees and made this technology very inefficient -- spam protections and blocks have made reliable email communication impossible and we now spend countless hours trying to thwart the little buggers. Now referral spam, comment spam, harvesters and the like are, in my opinion, threatening organizations' ability to engage like-minded users and to create stable and safe learning communities. And as more protections are developed in this area, this, too, will affect the actual functionality of the CMS's used on the Web sites.

I wish there were a way that we could band together to go full bore on this problem. I wish that, in all frankness, less attention was spent on developing Drupal 6 and more was spent on how to protect the many Drupal sites now in existence.