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What's Next for CMD? your input needed

A portion of the active conversation around the Community Media Drupal Project has moved over to a Slack group over the past month. In the true spirit of open source this is a less than ideal means for planning and discussing a project. I acknowledge that. But, it has been a rather active conversation which has stimulated some new thinking about the project and where organizations need to take it in 2016 and assessing where the capacity is to take it.

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Use The Fitvid Module? Help us fix a release blocker and share your settings.

In case you aren't aware, there is currently an effort going on to address a set of open issues on drupal.org that have been deemed release blockers for CMD. These issues are the set of issues that would prevent a station from basically using the Easty Starter Kit of CMD out of the box as a plug in play website with at least basic public access station capability.

You can see all of the open issues here:

https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/search?text=&projects=&assigned=&submitted=&project_issue_followers=&status[]=Open&issue_tags_op=%3D&issue_tags=cmd-release-blocker

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Last Ditch Attempt to Create Academic Article for CMDrupal

About 4 months ago I was invited to submit an abstract for a case study on civic media related focused on CMDrupal. https://groups.drupal.org/node/419318

Fortunately, the abstract was accepted. Unfortunately, the sort of academic writing required is a bit beyond my skill set at this time. We have until August 10th to submit a revised version to the MIT Civic Media Reader. Any ideas are welcome as it is evident from the initial feedback I received from the editors that the article is unacceptable as is:

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CMDrupal Site Admin / Site User Survey

Please fill out the following survey by May 30
http://cmdrupal.org/content/cm-drupal-self-assessment

Hey all.

The Community Media Drupal Summit in Austin is fast approaching this weekend. (http://cmdrupal.org/content/community-media-drupal-austin-may-31-june-1)

For sites using the CMDrupal modules that may NOT be in attendance at this summit - this survey can help communicate some of our needs and issues to the core group that will be in Austin.

Please take a few minutes and fill it out. Forward to anyone who I missed. It could really help the roadmap for the future.

Thank you!

Jason

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