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Dear Candidate,

We are a small startup organization founded in late 2006 which provides software for churches using the Drupal platform.
We are currently in the development stage of the final half of the software, but have clients beginning to use it already with reduced functionality.
As we get feedback from these clients and take their comments into account, there are many small changes in the software which need to be addressed in a timely fashion. Most changes are not complex, but some require PHP work in order to modify a specific module's GUI, functionality, or simply wording.

I've made some modifications to the nmoderation module to allow for indymedia style moderation in drupal. It isn't ideologically 'nice' mainly due to the way parts of the drupal core are implemented. I have contacted the author of nmoderation about getting the patches into the module, but he hasn't responded, so we might want to look at forking it into a seperate moderation module - people's thoughts?

Instructions:
1) install drupal. 4.7.3 (or possibly a later 4.7 branch). I think CVS/4.8 changes a few fundamentals, so this is unlikely to work.

2) install the following modules: nmoderation, views, votingapi, taxonomy_block. You will want others for other IMC functionality; these are the ones you need for moderation and access of moderated content.