My d.o profile says that I'm a 2.5 years old drupaler, and I love it. From my personal vision, God blessed me a lot since I'm working with Drupal. Not only in my job, also had the wonderful opportunity to meet so nice people, and visit 3 new countries in just one year!

What about PHP? well..., we have a trading agreement :D

Do you want to keep your site multi-language friendly? Please follow this:

1. Use t('text') instead of 'text'
2. Enable Multilingual in your content types
3. If your site uses English, do it with pure English first, then translate
4. Avoid the use of HTML into strings as much as possible
5. In CCK fields, use PHP code for Allowed values list, i.e.: return array(1=>t('text'), ...)
6 - 10. Read the manual http://drupal.org/handbooks

Blessings.

When you propose an idea, there can be interesting answers:
1. WTF? Of Course NOT
2. Maybe, but...
3. Awesome, let's do it now!
4. Silence

I can't read a PACKT book without getting fortunately surprised by the high profile of the author. Thank you Matt Butcher for this brilliant masterpiece.

I have released my first Drupal 6 module: Node Menu 3 months ago, and the second yesterday: Dokeos. What does it means for me? well... I'm feeling more confident with "D6" (Drupal 6.x), specially since the launch of OpenAtrium.

So, if you still develop for Drupal 5, I hope you have a very good reason! but you are missing A LOT from the new Drupal 6 exclusive modules :)

name: Fernando Paredes Garcia

What are the primary goals you would like to work on?:

1. DrupalCon Sudamerica.

2. Visible integration and empowering of Sudamerican community and other weak regions.

What strategy will you employ in order to accomplish said goals?: 

Sudamerican community is vast and very complex, we still have to achieve integration between several countries. There are already successful events like FLISOL.

I need and want to be a Drupal Association Permanent Member because:

What a nice new year surprise... I'm quite happy to discover that 4 of my drupal modules are listed in the Softpedia's webscripts directory!

They are listed also at drupalmodules.com, but what I like about Softpedia is that they display my modules under my name, which reveals their respect to the authors.

I don't know if some softpedian will read this post, but Thank you!