EU parliament needs Drupal help

[Sam Tuke]

The European Parliament Free Software Users group, which supports MEPs with
using and migrating to Free Software, is looking for someone to help them with
their Drupal website. The site, http://epfsug.eu, is up and running, and has
an experienced system administrator taking care of it. A few extra features
are required however to make it more useful to MEPs.

A calendar is required so that users can schedule events and meetings, and
better spam handling of comments would also be appreciated. The group is
looking for someone who can take care of these tasks, and also ideally help
out in future with maintenance issues relating to Drupal should they arise.

If you are able to help with this important project, *please email Erik
Josefsson* <erik.josefsson at europarl.europa.eu>, who is the advisor on Internet
policies to The Greens party (currently the fourth group in the European
Parliament with 56 MEPs from 15 countries).

FSFE assisted in setting up the Parliamentary Free Software group, and
continues to take an active part in their important work.

Thanks!

Sam.

[Sam Tuke]

Post by Sam Tuke
The European Parliament Free Software Users group, which supports MEPs with
using and migrating to Free Software, is looking for someone to help them
with their Drupal website.

Erik has notified me that my call for help resulted in 5-8 volunteers. Great to
see so much support from FSFE Fellows for the parliamentary Free Software
group! Thanks to everyone who contacted him.

Sam.