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This is an area where Drupal's community shines, eg (0) & (1). A number of its users and associated "shops" have worked very hard to outline, start, and work o
by mitchtbaum 13y ago
This is an area where Drupal's community shines, eg (0) & (1).
A number of its users and associated "shops" have worked very hard to outline, start, and work on a suite of enabling software for this idea.
OP et al, if you are interested in pursuing this, I humbly suggest you reach out to those people.
Drupal's roots are in __social__ software, because it has long been unique in its multi-user capabilities; thus it drew people who were apt to work together.
[0] http://aaronwinborn.com/blogs/aaron/bylaws-open-drupal-guilds-version-09 http://aaronwinborn.com/blogs/aaron/bylaws-open-drupal-guild...
[1] https://groups.drupal.org/guilds https://groups.drupal.org/guilds
- noir_lord 13y agoI can attest to the goodwill of the Drupal community circa 2010 my employer at the time was using Drupal for everything and the community where fantastic. I'm not a big Drupal fan (as a product I find it had a lot of downsides though I've read that 7 and 8 have fixed many of those).
- mitchtbaum 13y agoI agree completely. The motto is, "Come for the software, stay for the community." That perfectly sums up my experience. I no longer use the software, but I'm confident that the years of work that channeled through it can be put to good use with better tools.