I think they are moving group related content from other locations. ( for example <a href="http://www.drupal-camp.org/:>http://www.drupal-camp.org/ )
I clicked on http://groups.drupal.org/groups (upper right corner of browswer) to join two groups.
Congratulations Moshe for organizing and implementing the Drupal Groups web site! That being said, I have looked around a bit and am wondering if this site is more for the developers, or are newbies welcome to participate? I'm just wondering because I've been looking for a more controlled environment where folks that are using drupal at the ground level can actually get help and understanding of how drupal works. The drupal.org site is great, but it is unwieldy. There is so much outdated information there that learning is not so easy.
So I'm hoping that folks like myself can actually get some help from those in the know within the various groups that have been established. I will hold off asking questions until I get a better idea of what the groups.drupal.org is really all about.
newbies helping newbies is a decent working group ... i'll add though that the handbook at drupal.org is open for anyone to change. please help make it clearer and less outdated. i'm not interested in alternate places for help information.
Comments
Great!
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J.
*annoyed*
And...how exactly is this suppose to demonstrate groups if I can't join, post, or view any of them?
This site will
This site will become....
note the furture tense :P
content moving?
I think they are moving group related content from other locations. ( for example <a href="http://www.drupal-camp.org/:>http://www.drupal-camp.org/ )
I clicked on http://groups.drupal.org/groups (upper right corner of browswer) to join two groups.
simplymenotu
be the drupal...
it begins..
it begins..
How to set up a new group?
This looks like a great site to start building up what I've been thinking of for some months now: creating a group of Drupal users from Catalonia.
How can we (will) create a new group on this site?
Robert Garrigós
Professional site: garrigos.cat
not yet
group creation will be opened up within days ...
thanks. I'm looking forward
thanks. I'm looking forward to it.
Robert Garrigós
Professional site: garrigos.cat
Me too :-)
Me too.
Regards, from Girona :-)
Congrats & Question about newbies
Congratulations Moshe for organizing and implementing the Drupal Groups web site! That being said, I have looked around a bit and am wondering if this site is more for the developers, or are newbies welcome to participate? I'm just wondering because I've been looking for a more controlled environment where folks that are using drupal at the ground level can actually get help and understanding of how drupal works. The drupal.org site is great, but it is unwieldy. There is so much outdated information there that learning is not so easy.
So I'm hoping that folks like myself can actually get some help from those in the know within the various groups that have been established. I will hold off asking questions until I get a better idea of what the groups.drupal.org is really all about.
QuiQue - Key-Kay
Essentially...
Essentially this site is for three(ish) types of groups (at the moment):
I could see a "newbies helping newbies" group possibly fitting within the context of a working group, but I'll leave it to Moshe to decide.
sure
newbies helping newbies is a decent working group ... i'll add though that the handbook at drupal.org is open for anyone to change. please help make it clearer and less outdated. i'm not interested in alternate places for help information.
Getting here
Is there (or will there be) a way to navigate to here from the main Drupal site?
Thanks,
Ken