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  • Jan 15

    Announcing: The Drupal Association

    On January 15, 2001, Dries Buytaert started a new hobby - he created the content management system that became known as Drupal. Six years of phenomenal growth have followed. The Drupal project has evolved from a part-time interest for a handful of students to one of the most thriving and productive open source software projects in the world.

  • Jan 13

    Donation FAQ

    How can I donate?

    Currently, we accept donations in either Euro or U.S. dollars. You can donate using Paypal or using direct deposit. Please see our donation form.

    Are donations tax-deductible?

    See these sections in the main FAQ:

    What does my contribution support?

  • Jan 13

    Introduction

    About Drupal

    Drupal is a software project that makes it easy for website administrators and website users to publish content (web pages, books, blogs, forums) to the web. Website administrators use Drupal to customize their website through a configurable user interface, the ability to extend the website with modules, and an extensible framework design. Drupal provides "plumbing for communities" which allows for community participation, including user generated content.

    About the Drupal Association

  • Jan 13

    FAQ

    Why do we need a Drupal Association?

    Creating the Drupal Association opens up a number of opportunities for the project. For example, donations may be given to the project through a central entity, rather than to individual community members. By handling administrative tasks, such as event management, this frees resources within the community to focus on improving the Drupal project. It also provides the opportunity for individuals and businesses to be formally recognized as supporters of the project.

  • Jan 13

    Staff

    Please see Structure for more information about the General Assembly and Board of Directors.

    Board of Directors

    The current Board of Directors consists of:

  • Jan 13

    Structure

    For a listing of the members currently holding these positions, please see the Staff page.

    Permanent Members

    Permanent Members together make up the General Assembly, which holds voting rights over major decisions. Some Permanent Members are also members of the Board of Directors, who handle day-to-day affairs of the Association.

    General Assembly

  • Dec 17

    Workflow of fundraising newsletter to paid membership with profile page

    This diagram demonstrates workflow from receiving contact email to newsletter to paid membership to profile page on the association site.

  • A Dutch and English version of the Statutes and Internal Regulations can be found below. The English version is provided for convenience, but only the Dutch version is legally binding and valid.