Further development of drupal.com.au

People of the wider Drupal community want to interact with each other and other entities.

How can this site be used to deliver the user stories the Wider Drupal Community would love to engage in?
What are those user stories?

This site has been under-developed for quite some years.

The site, was established by me (John Saward, B.Sc.) in early 2005 with the twin aims of promoting Drupal in Australia and allowing potential clients to contact me for their work requirements.

I have always had a much larger vision for the site and that vision would be beneficial to the Drupal community.

I have always lacked the resources to implement that vision.

I think it is time for me to explicitly state what has always been implicit.

I seek partnership for ongoing development of the site. I am open to various possibilities and my own vision need not be the direction taken. The guiding factor will be 'Is the development in accord with the community and commercial interests of Drupal in Australia.'

Please contact me if you have interest and can allocate the necessary resources.

What keeps you; what makes you move on?

As a Drupal developer you are well aware that your skills are in high demand.

You have a lot of choice about who you work for and the conditions you accept in the workplace.

What makes you remain in a particular work arrangement?

Perhaps you work for a small web development company, or perhaps for a corporate or perhaps for a government department or non-profit. Or perhaps you work for yourself.

What are the determining factors for you remaining where you are or seeking better opportunities?

We think the community will benefit from us encouraging answers to such questions.

Dries Buytaert delivered his Keynote to the Australian Drupal Community on Sunday 15 Jan at DrupalDownunder 2012

Submitted by Studio Also on Tue, 24/01/2012 - 7:13pm
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