Webfinger

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An easy approach to Discovery.
Webfinger is a new internet protocol, like SMTP (email) or HTTP (the web) that gives us the ability to share information about ourselves, and discover things about our friends, without having to remember lots of confusing web addresses.

OStatus

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OStatus lets people on different social networks follow each other. It applies a group of related protocols (PubSubHubbub, ActivityStreams, Salmon, Portable Contacts, and Webfinger) to this problem in what we believe is a simple and obvious way.

Salmon

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We want to stop fragmenting conversations on the Internet. The Salmon protocol defines how comments can swim upstream to the resource being discussed. It's open, standards based, decentralized, abuse resistant, and user centric.

Field validation

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This module adds an extra tab to each field instance, allowing you to specify validation rules for your field instances.

The following validators are currently included (7.x-2.x):

Bot Eval

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Just to be clear: this module does not actually eval() the code. It relies on the (totally awesome) http://codepad.org service to evaluate the code and return the output.

Evaluate code and view the output with your IRC bot!

The default language is PHP. Opening <?php tags are not necessary.

DiscussIt Live Moderator

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This module creates a bridge between the standard Drupal comments module and the DiscussIt moderation platform.

It adds another status of "Withdrawn" to the standard comment states of Published and Un-Published, to better support the way DiscussIt messages can be re-instated if need be.

New comments posted on a Drupal site are automatically passed onto the DiscussIt platform via the DiscussIt API. Changes in message state are then communicated back to Drupal via the XMLRPC service.