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November 7th, 2008

Getting Involved: “Common Terminology” Section support

Hi All, This is a very personal Pledge of mine as a:

1. a Drupal.org Visitor (no-native English) 2 years 23 weeks
2. a Drupal.org Documentation Team Member (no-native English) Book contributors
3. a Drupal.org Site Maintainer (no-native English) Site Maintainers

Please do not misunderstand my personal pledge as belonging to others Members of Drupal.org even if many of them I'm sure will agree with me in some points I'm going to mention here.

I'm actively and passionately involved in helping out here on Drupal.org where I can and in the limits of my knowledges about IT and Drupal. We all are witnessing the great efforts that every one of us are investing in structured Drupal.org more user friendly and better. Many of us know that Drupal.org was generally upgraded after a mayor release of Drupal was announced and provided for download to the community and everyone in the world wide web.

request for creating a Menu item link to Common Terminology in the Documentation team link as for facilitate the use of our definitions page. Or much better in the User Block

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