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Thanks to Gerhard's revision table work, the freelinking module, and wiki module, Drupal now has the opportunity to provide a true wiki as part of Drupal core in 4.7. While I realize that there are a lot of reasons why Drupal developers like to keep core very lean, I wanted to open up a discussion about this possibility because of the huge marketing potential this could have for Drupal. Wikis are an extremely popular web technology, and I believe that making wikis part of Drupal core would have a tremendous impact on Drupal adoption.
Here are two that were brought to my attention. If you know about them, please comment. Since the two are still in the early stages, I don't see either one of them as feature rich as drupal.
social MPN created by garett
around me created by calthrop
I was wondering if there is an easy way to keep your drupal installation up to date with the current cvs branch (e.g. 4.6).
I noticed recently that some modules got updated since my last installation of the site, although everything stays on 4.6. Has somebody tried to keep hies site up to date by using cvs for example? (so not by downloading the new tarballs over and over again)
Pretty new to Drupal, but not to commercial CMS systems; i'm stuck at the start.
I'm typically one of those people who work best from an example or being shown how something works in real life (not just on paper). Once I'm out of the blocks I'm OK but until then I'm a frustrated user of the system. It seems that there are a few people on the forums like me where getting started is a problem (ex. http://drupal.org/node/28844).