[infrastructure] What platform is OSfA built on?

[Jay Batson]

Hi, all.

I couldn't make today's call.  But as you know, Acquia provides  
commercial support for Drupal (a'la how RedHat does for Linux.)  I  
know a number of us here would like to help out - though our heart may  
be more willing than the schedule permits.

If you're doing something Drupal-ish, though, can people post needs to  
this list?  Maybe we can help out.

RSVP
-jb


On Sep 15, 2009, at 4:36 PM, Greg DeKoenigsberg wrote:

>
> Is it Drupal or something similar?
>
> Here's my question: if I go out and say "the infrastructure team for  
> Open Source for America wants YOUR HELP!" will we be able to find  
> people who can say "yeah, I know that stuff"?
>
> Because I feel like we're breaking poor Ean down with requests.  And  
> if he's the guy who's gonna be responsible for the whole ball of  
> wax, we're gonna kill him.
>
> Also: do we have a list of tasks being tracked somewhere?
>
> --g
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