Models of local or regional user group websites?

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What are some examples of regional Drupal websites? And what purposes do they serve? What are other open source communities doing?

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[We're considering making a site for Drupal Ireland and considering these models - h]

  1. Community sites. They provide the space for community interaction, event planning, discussion.
  2. Public facing welcome mats for decision makers
  3. Websites for the regional association or group.
  4. Are there any which are replacements for the Drupal.org Marketplace? listing service providers for an area or region.

1. Community sites

These supplant the functionality of Groups.Drupal.org. These don't seem to have as much about promoting Drupal to non-users. They are inward facing to support the existing community. They also provide local language support.

2. Association web sites

3. Promoting Drupal outside the community

These are slick petite websites which give basic information about Drupal and point decision makers or new comers to the local contacts.

4. The market place

The official market place for Drupal.org is in development. However, it would seem one challenge on the ground is that decision makers are finding it tough to find local Drupal expertise. As well, it's hard apparently to get on the "official" service providers list. Are there local marketplace type websites?

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drupalperu.org

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drupalperu.org is a hub, you will notice that the header has several links to the many channels used by the peruvian community, including the group Peru in g.d.o

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