Attention SCAD students, parents, young professionals and wannabe Savannah locals everywhere: Have I got a deal for you.
Buy (or rent) our super-cool Savannah loft so we don't have to eat our dog start eating Ramen morning, noon and night.
So I finally gave something back. Granted, in proportion to how I've benefitted from open source software over the years, it's not much. But it's (marginally) better than nothing, right?
I released a Drupal module I call Commentify, which is one of several modules I wrote (or thought up/architected) to integrate Drupal with the proprietary CMS we use at work.
This happens to be the module with the widest potential appeal, since I can't imagine too many people are interested in modules that interface with proprietary registration systems, or with non-mainstream, non-public video vendors. (Randy's Location Ads module rocked, but there's no way that's ever going to be ported to Drupal 5.x or 6.x)
Basically, it lets you attach Drupal as a commenting solution to any sort of foreign content management system.
It was something of an inauspicious release, because I managed to make not one but TWO big, bonehead mistakes with CVS, which I blame on haste and my preference for and familiarity with Subversion.
Embarrassing, but they were fixed with some help from the CVS guru at Drupal.org.
