Maintenance

En 3 años la actividad de este grupo a sido mínima y en vista de que estamos buscando congregar antes que dividir, opino que:
1. este grupo sea archivado: nadie más pueda unirse y el mensaje de bienvenida dirija a los visitantes al grupo Spanish
2. a los post se les agregue el tag: Latin America, para hacer referencia al grupo donde estaban
3. Se invite a los miembros de este grupo a unirse al grupo [[http://groups.drupal.org/spanish|Spanish]]

Hello,
I'm not sure what the protocol is, but wanted to see about promoting this post http://groups.drupal.org/node/24432 to the front page of g.d.o. Let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks,
Dave

I have created the group "Spanish Documentation and Related", it is active and there is a community working around to contribute documentation in Spanish.

Some people is concerned about join the team because such group is not approved yet, may somebody please moderate that group?

Thanks in advance.

Hi all,

This is not strictly a DrupalChix topic, sorry, but I couldn't see another place to post it and I thought one of the dchix might be able to help. I'd be happy to re-post it elsewhere if there's somewhere more appropriate for me to post!

Today I started a Drupal group to coordinate some work I've started with another Drupaler in the Netherlands who is working on the same thing I am, which is creating a LIMS (laboratory information management system) using Drupal and contrib modules.

The group has been approved, but when I go its g.d.o page:

Hello, all,

When adding new posts, I seem to have lost the ability to make posts publicly visible, even in groups I manage --

The checkbox (make this post public) is gone --

Is this a new change, or did I just miss the announcement?

And if this was a choice, can it be reconsidered, or what was the rationale behind it? IMO, we lose a lot of the potential to get more people into these communities of they can't see what's going on before they join.

I hope this post brings to the forefront a gripe I have about breadcrumbs and the precedence of the "Audience" selection on discussions in groups.drupal.org

When an event is posted to our group for our monthly meetup, we usually post it to the groups in adjacent cities/states.

The issue: the breadcrumbs and email subjects for notifications take on the first "audience" in the list - so our events/posts appear as though they are within the "Central Ohio" group instead of Cincinnati/SW Ohio group, since Central Ohio comes first alphabetically.

Posting publicly on CINDUG group page and Maintenance Group for a week to allow feedback or questions before it will be changed (feels like a wedding.. speak now or forever hold your peace) :-)

We would like to change out the group's manager position to myself, Scott Dunkle (dunkoh) since the person that originally created the group has not been active since then.

In the fall of '08 attempts to contact that person to get the ok to have site admin's make a couple of us into admin status didn't get answered - so just going to go ahead at this point without asking.

Is there a way to create a list of content with multiple content types or by excluding a content type?

I just added the 'admin users' role to Litwol, since he's managing a large group and is well-known and responsible. Is that ok? What's the usual process for handing admin perms?