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I hope this is allowed...
I have for sale an all handmade stained glass Drupal icon panel for hanging in a sunny window.
This has to be a totally unique item and something different for the Drupal enthusiast.
Hello Drupal community!
I have an earlybird ticket for DrupalCon Amsterdam that I am looking to transfer at earlybird pricing. If you haven't gotten your ticket but are still planning on attending - please contact me to get a ticket for $572 USD instead of $734. Thank you!
On February 13, 2008, Drupal 6 was released. The policy of the community is to support only the current and previous stable versions. (When Drupal 6 was released, Drupal 4.7.x was marked unsupported. When Drupal 7 came out, Drupal 5.x was marked unsupported.) This policy was created to prevent core and module maintainers from having to maintain more than 2 active major versions of Drupal.
According to Dries Buytaert, Drupal founder and lead, "Once we get to 0 critical issues, we'll basically throw a party and release Drupal 8. I don't know exactly when that will be, but I'm guessing it that it maybe early or middle of next year": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnERPdAiuSo#t=45m41s
We are all aware of how cool Drupal is when creating sites -- not just in function, but form. It appears someone has started an annual award for Drupal sites/modules/books/events. They are currently voting on this years nominees, but it appears they've started doing this every year, with awards being announced at DrupalCon.