Hey Folks,
Today, I am happy to publish the PDO Project Development Plan, which includes detailed site maps, a suggested module listing, and other information for developers helping out with PDO... (yes, there is a beer in the near future ;-) The team and I expect and welcome questions from all, hence the creation of this group, so feel free to make comments, offer suggestions, and/or ask questions at will. You can download the PDO Project Development Plan with this link:
http://povertysdemise.org/pdo_pdp.pdf
[Updated Sept. 21st, 2009]
The PDO prototype that you all saw during the presentation will be re-launched in Drupal about this time next week, but in the meantime the prototype can be found at www.povertysdemise.org. Also, if any of you missed the presentation and would like a guided tour... just let me know and we'll make arrangements. ;-)
Thanks in advance for all of your efforts and patience.
-Darryl
"The world changes when one believes it can be changed. The depth of the change is only limited by one's own belief."
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Poverty's Demise
Hi Darryl,
I reviewed pdo_pdp.pdf, which has a suggested list of Drupal modules for a proverty's demise website. It is very helpful for a project that I have just started with a group of people in New Jersey. I'll keep you posted on this exciting development.
In the meanwhile, can you please check on the permissions settings in the sandbox at povertysdemise.net? I registered but was locked out of access to the administration page, list of modules and theme settings. Not having this type of access makes it difficult to come up with any type of prototype.
By the way, Professor Muhammed Yunus will be speaking at the 92nd Street Y on Wednesday, September 23 at 6 p.m. I think that his Nobel Prize winning concepts regarding the use of micro-loans for the purpose of local economic empowerment could be very helpful in refining your vision for ending poverty. If the $27 admission fee is a bit steep for you, let me know and I'll cover it.
Ciao for now,
Kipp
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