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Drupal for Liberty

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Leveraging the Drupal community in the promotion of liberty.

Website: http://drupalforliberty.org/
Location: Cyberspace
Members: 45
Latest Activity: 5 hours ago

What is Drupal?

Drupal is the most popular open-source content management platform out there on the intarwebs. Drupal's installed base is measured in the hundreds of thousands of public sites and a large and thriving commercial ecosystem has emerged around the platform.

See some examples of pro-liberty sites and communities built using Drupal.

There exist well over 3,000 open-sourced add-on modules available for Drupal. Here is a list of some that might form a starting point for a Cypherpunk Drupal distribution and development platform:

Agora - a marketplace for digital contracts and private transactions.
Bitcache - a distributed content-addressable (CAS) storage system that makes it trivial to move & replicate data.
Digital Currency - Loom, Pecunix and Liberty Reserve payments integration for Drupal and Ubercart. Untraceable digital cash & digital gold.
Lockdown - essential security upgrades for information warfare.
OpenPGP - encrypt all e-mails sent out by Drupal.
TimeCert - third-party verified timestamps for digital contracts, etc.

Here are some other relevant modules that might also be of interest:

Complementary Currencies - local alternatives to fiat currency.
Mises.org Syndicated - promote the work of the Ludwig von Mises Institute on your Drupal site.

Add yourself to the definitive list of pro-liberty Drupalers by including the word "liberty" in the "Interests" field on your drupal.org user profile (see example).

Discussion Forum

Pro-liberty bloggers, communities and organizations using Drupal? 10 Replies

Started by Arto Bendiken. Last reply by Arto Bendiken Jul 5.

Locking down Drupal for fun and profit 3 Replies

Started by Arto Bendiken. Last reply by Arto Bendiken Jun 30.

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Comment by NickyTheHeel 5 hours ago: Click "Stop Following" right above this comment.

Comment by Jason M. Christos 6 hours ago: why am i getting comment alerts for this group in my email?

Comment by Brad Forschner 17 hours ago: I've been working with Drupal now for about 4 years. This week I've managed my first successful attempt at a Multisite installation.

Comment by NickyTheHeel 22 hours ago: I am currently in the early stages of teaching myself Drupal for a website that Kristin and I are working on.

Comment by Mark Herpel on November 5, 2009 at 11:08am: Hey Group,

I have installed a Drupal on the DGC Magazine web site and we are converting everything over to that CMS and dropping to old fashion html crap. Here is the new URL now under construction, http://www.dgcmagazine.com/dp/ we hope to have some room to add demo DGC type software that works with Drupal for visitors to try out or review so if interested, email me editor@dgcmagazine.com

Also if you know of any super modules or add-ons, I would appreciate the tips. My skype is 'digitalcurrency'

Thanks, I look forward to hearing from all of you and promoting your work.

Mark

Comment by Mike Van Winkle on September 28, 2009 at 12:39pm: Arto, thanks for the heads up on those groups. I'm new to fr33agents so I had no been through all the groups yet.

Comment by Arto Bendiken on September 28, 2009 at 11:33am: Actually, the Fr33Labs group would seem to be pretty much what you were seeking, Mike.

Comment by Arto Bendiken on September 28, 2009 at 11:31am: Mike, you should certainly feel free to start a WP group. And yes, it might be useful for there to exist a more generic group as well, though the various cypherpunk mailing lists tend to cater to this in a less public way; over here at Fr33 Agents, the Fr33tech group could perhaps be a starting point.

Comment by Mike Van Winkle on September 28, 2009 at 9:45am: I hate to be a butt head here. But I'm a Wordpress developer, and think we should have a general group for discussing Open Source/Tech issues for Liberty groups. I guess I could start a wordpress group but I'm a lover not a fighter.

Comment by Arto Bendiken on September 19, 2009 at 3:01pm: I've yesterday released the first beta version of the OpenPGP module for Drupal. This module allows your Drupal site's users to upload their public key and then receive all future e-mails sent out by your site in encrypted form.

You can test out the functionality by registering at the Agorist Cadre and sending yourself a message using the Drupal contact form.