The Community Media Checklist is a helpful tool used as a starting point to configure large parts of a following Community Media site.
A successor of Profile Privacy for Drupal 7 that works with standard Field API (ie. non-profile) user fields.
In easier-to-understand terms:
Problem:
Userpoints and Userpointsnc are both great, but they has one flaw when adding points for users who comment or create posts- it doesn't discriminate against the length of posts or comments, and it awards points evenly no matter how much work you do. Or how little.
Please Note: This module has been forked as part of the Community Media Advanced initiative.
The forked version is hosted on https://github.com/cm-advanced/cm_project
We created this fork to provide a central place to host all community media modules that are in ongoing development, and to facilitate new releases.
Show defines a basic content type designed to collect information from a producers about the show. In the simplest configuration, Show can replace the paper "cablecast agreement" most stations use. The workflow that controls a Show from submission to published node is entirely up to the organization. Some stations only publish select Shows after a staff review. Other stations publish every Show with a VOD.
This module is for wish.
With Brain Forum Moderation you can add "Moderation" field to your
Brain Forum posts.
It creates an ajax link that opens a popup with variety of moderation options when clicked.
Development has just started so it will take some time before even the basic features are ready for production.
You can help by opening feature requests so i can figure out which features are actually needed.
These are some planned features:
Teranga tracks visits in user profile pages.
Teranga is from WOLOF dialect and refers to how visitors are well treated in Sénégal.
The social media module helps integrate your website with social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Google+. It provides an centralized way of managing social media profile information and plug-in widgets such as follow and share buttons.
The fastest way to integrate with social media profiles and start sharing your sites content is to use the Social Media setup wizard. [Watch the video tutorial]
In a forum (either with Drupal's core Comments or using Advanced Forum), users might be interested in specific topics and want to visit them frequently for discussion or checking new posts. This module allows them to select their favorite topics and handle them separately. The module itself is still a moving target, features will be added as the need arises. The planned features now are:
