working item

Current Status - on hold

The current project (module, theme) page could do a better job of supporting both a site builder (someone choosing modules to use when building a Drupal site) and a module maintainer (someone responding to feature and support requests and planning a roadmap for future development hopefully with the assistance of co-maintainers). We'd like to find a way to support both these audiences better.

Current status - on hold

We need to make it easier to subscribe to issues/topics/areas of interest and then to be notified when something is going on that we might be interested in and willing/able to contribute to.

The dashboard of Drupal.org should be redesigned a little to make it easier to display and read these notifications
We should also make a much better use of email notifications than we currently do, and look at ways to automate Twitter/IRC notifications for those who want more immediate notice. We need to allow users to configure their notification preferences globally or by specific topic.

Current Status - Active

Initial draft is open for discussion
Basic module is under development
Demo site is available

Overview

The goal of this sub-project is to build an expertise/reputation system which will cover all the different types of contributions (including non-code ones), show the value of non-code contributions, encourage more non-code contributions, encourage more possible contributors to start actually contributing.

Current Status - Ready for implementation

The design phase is over for this sub-project and it is ready to be implemented.
Discussion on technical implementation started here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/179394

Overview :

'Topic' page aggregates all activity across d.o, which was tagged with this specific topic.
We've explored and ditched the idea of these things being 'team' spaces.

Earlier Prairie discussions

• a topic page, initial ideas - http://groups.drupal.org/node/138439

Current Status - on hold

Re-designing an issue page so that it is easier to contribute and our discussions/collaborations are more effective.

Few positive things happened recently to issue pages, such as Issue following and Issue summaries, but we can do even better!