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This modules allows each system user to create a "subscription" to other users who post (or "recommend") stories.

In other words, users/posters "recommend" (or post) stories. Then each user, R, can pick a list of other users (who post stories), called R's "anchors". When R visits R's "subscription page", R sees a list of each of the stories posted by each of R's anchors, ordered chronologically.

This module creates a node type that allows line by line annotation of node data, in a manner similar to a paste bin.

This is currently very experimental and should be treated as such, things will get better, honest!

The Newsroom provides an excellent way to add dynamic current events and news to your Drupal-powered Web site. It's also a great way to stimulate involvement and discussion in your online member community.

The Drupal Newsroom module provides a page for your Drupal-powered Web site with news stories based on specific topic(s) from NewsCloud.com or populated by your staff or site members. The newsroom module allows your members to browse headlines, read stories, vote, comment and post new articles.

Award module allows administrators to identify one or more content types as "Awards." When a user with appropriate permission views a user's profile, an expandable fieldset is available where the viewing user may grant any awards he has permission to grant.

This was a rather quickly-made module written to serve a specific purpose in a project I was working on. I know there are more things it could do. Please feel free to submit feature requests and especially patches, and perhaps the module will become more useful to more people.

Features

Post Also lets you post simultaneously to multiple sites. For example, I often post content on my blog but since I'm too lazy to just copy/paste it to other sites, generally for an association where it would belong, the content lives solely on my site. Or it might eventually get sniffed up through RSS, but sometimes, that's not fast or good enough.

Riffly.com provides a very neat service which allows your users to leave you audio or video comments on your blog. The interface lets your record the audio or video comment while on your site using the user's webcam and microphone if they have them.

riffly.com have a plugin available for Wordpress which I ported over to drupal. Their interface is very easy to use - the comments are stored on the riffly servers and accessed from their servers whenever the user selects play on your site.

There is no reason why this should be limited to comments only but not also let you as the blogger leave audio or video blog content on your site.

This module provides a set of blocks which show 'related' content based on a selected term. The block will pick a default term and provide a select box which, via the awesome powered of JQuery, will slide the old content up, AJAX the site for other nodes and finally slide down a new list of nodes.

These blocks are completely configurable can dynamically show other recent content from each category for the current node.

Features:

Before the HTML is stored in the database, White Space Filter removes all duplications of white space's. This will results in smaller text fields, less disk space, and smaller files. The requirement on processing power is low since this is done when submitting content. This will remove spaces, tabs, CR's and LF's. It will not effect the display of the document, nor touch (or effect) any of the HTML tags.

Translatable module is a different approach on internationalization and localization. It uses the merits of the Forms API to control the behavior of input elements when creating translations of existing contents.

This module will allow you to change the taxonomy terms associated with a node from a comment on that node. The module provides a set of permissions that allow you to limit this to only certain vocabularies, as well as to certain user roles.

The intended use of this module is primarily for allowing project issue nodes to have terms alterable via project issue comments, and runs the "issue tagging" feature of drupal.org. But this module does not limit this functionality to project issues.