Reminds me of Jeff Eaton's talk at Drupalcon this year (http://lanyrd.com/2011/drupalcon-london/sgkbz/ http://lanyrd.com/2011/drupalcon-london/sgkbz/). Persona

Reminds me of Jeff Eaton's talk at Drupalcon this year (http://lanyrd.com/2011/drupalcon-london/sgkbz/ http://lanyrd.com/2011/drupalcon-london/sgkbz/). Personally, I think Drupal needs to be forked already and stripped of its non-essentials. As much as I like the Drupal community, it's always felt extremely rigid and even more so when Drupal 7 was finally released. In one of the Drupal Camps for the release of D7, more often than not I would overhear PMs and developers saying things to the extend of, "I will not touch D7 or its documentation until 6 months from now." It's been around 8 months now since then, and not once have I had to deal with a Drupal 7 site (as all of them were D6).