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Katherine Druckman

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Drupal!!! :)

Katherine Druckman is an HTML-flinging, PHP-hacking Linux Journal Webmistress by day, and a refined connoisseur of historic architecture and fine Chinese ceramics by night. She usually can be found surrounded by the charm of aging Texas buildings from the pioneer days or appreciating ceramics of the Song and Qing dynasties. Well, either that or sitting in a comfy chair with a laptop. Yeah, probably the laptop thing.

Now in her fifth year heading all things LinuxJournal.com, Katherine's experiences in web publishing for the open source audience have strengthened her stance as an impassioned Drupal fangirl.


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photoarts
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Tue, 08/30/2011 - 15:55

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rvsjimbo
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Thu, 11/18/2010 - 03:28

Just a little thing you may want to change. In the competition entry bit:

if (country == USA)
hassle_user_for_state();

I ended up putting NY for state, even though I'm in England (UK), otherwise it wasn't going to let me enter.

TTFN!

Paul.

mikesd
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Sun, 10/31/2010 - 11:18

Can't you do something about all the spam in the comments on the site? I mean other sites have gotten it way under more control than yours does. You're running a site for a professional magazine...

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I am aware of the recent increase, and I am working to try and solve it.
JShuford
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Fri, 07/09/2010 - 15:30

So; What about my pic do you like?

ajayrai2006
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Sun, 02/28/2010 - 01:12

hi can we have a disscussion on linux i want to share some with u all

Geri Druckman
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Sat, 11/14/2009 - 00:57

hello world :)

jeff.parent
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Sat, 11/14/2009 - 00:18

Such naughty language on your statii. Is it statii or statuses? Hmm...

candyb
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Fri, 11/13/2009 - 20:34

Signing your book because you are mean. And have a whip. And well... you said so.

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