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A tribune is a type of chatroom. It does not require any external service like IRC or plugins like Java or Flash-based chats, and also works without Javascript (although Javascript greatly enhances the experience).

The module has a notion of threads based on timestamps: typically, a user clicks on the timestamp at the left of the message they want to answer before typing their message. When the message is displayed, hovering the mouse over timestamps highlights the corresponding references and answers, even for old messages that are not displayed anymore.

Note: This module is not in working order. I'm doing Google Summer of Code and won't have time to work again on the module until ~September. If anyone would like to help in the meantime, please contact me. Thanks!

This module makes it simple for a teacher to assign students to write on a topic and then for the writing to be read, commented on, and rated by other students.

Give users a virtual pat on the back.

Similar to functionality on yelp.com, users can send and receive little award like items such as "nice quote" or "funny joke" or "great picture" from other users. With the integration with Userpoints module, users can earn points by having a kudo awarded to them.

Basically, you can curently do the following:

Workflow owner works in conjunction with workflow and optionally workflow-ng so that admins can designate "Owners" of various states for a given node.

So if you are publishing a story, and you have a fact checker, editor and sr. editor who must all contribute after the author is done, the author can make each person an owner of a different workflow state.

On its own, it has views integration, so on the user page, there is a new tab (Workflow's Owned), which shows all the nodes where the user is an owner.

This is a Drupal injection of the CGI:IRC php code found on cgiirc.org. This project was created for Drupal so users could access IRC chat behind a firewall. Most offices and other networks block common ports used for IRC and many other applications. This script is run from the server instead of the end user thus bypassing the issue with blocked ports. Input data is fully customizable from the back end if needed, and then passes through to the script which is running in an IFrame.

This is a collection of modules that make use of User Points module API.

If you created a module that uses the Userpoints API and it does not have its own project, please contribute it by submitting an issue and attaching a tar.gz of the .info and .module files you created. Please describe what your module does in a bit of detail.

You can use other modules here as a starting point or sample for what can be achieved by userpoints.

Advanced Profile Kit provides building blocks for putting together fancy user profile pages like those commonly found on social networking sites. It is most useful with Page Manager & Panels, though the provided pieces can be used in the theme layer if you prefer. By using Page Manager as a base, any item that can be added to Page Manager can be added to the profile page by pointing and clicking with no coding needed.

Chat for your Drupal. Real-time communication to your users.

This module originally developed by mssarath is to create an E-Card for a friend. After doing this a message is send to the desired person(s) so (s)he can visit the website and take a look at the message left by the friend.

How do Drupal's nodes relate to each other? Assuming nodes with type of 'person', 'group' and 'product', how can we express...
...that person Fred is A_MEMBER_OF group Salesforce since 1989 and that he became LEADER_OF group Salesforce in 1995.
...that person Fred is A_COLLEAGUE_OF person John and A_SUPERVISOR_OF person Bill.
There are no limits to how the model of an organization might evolve and what might become relevant: For example, we also might want to track...
...that person Bill HAS_BOUGHT product DrupalBook on Oct. 17, 2005 for $19.95.