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What groups should we have?

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Groups are managed by the Organic Groups module.   A group is simply a node which can have other nodes (articles, links, pics, etc..) associated with them.  Groups can be private or public.  Content created within a group can be public or private as well.  Groups have members who can contribute content to the group.  The group node can be customized to be a home page for the group.

As a member, you can create a group.  Like articles, when you save the group you created, it will be reviewed before it can be published.

I currently have two groups available to the public.  They are Developers and Themers.  I think that these groups are too broad in nature and could be segmented into a more granular set of groups.

Please list the groups that you think would be beneficial to a site like this.  It is a great way to associate different types of content with a common theme.  Groups can (and probably should) be different than the categories (terms) set up in the taxonomies for this site.

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My suggestion

Already in place:

Developers
Themers

 

Suggestion:

Webadmins  - For those members that don't necessarily belong to Developers or Themers but still manage a site. They may have payed someone to install the site for them, and now perhaps they are a little lost in how to continue to manage the zillion parameters that makes their site up and running.

SEO - Yes, you got it. For specialists on search engine optimization.

Security - To make sure your site is secure is importent and the topic area is kinda huge. So I think those that specialize in this should have a group.

Hardware - because without it we are all lost.

OS - Operating systems.

Webservers - not the servers, but the webservers Apache and IIS and whatever else is out there.

Webhosting - good hosts, bad hosts, hosting your own server and why being a webhost is such a bad idea unless you hang around with nothing to do 24/7 and are loaded with money.

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 i know this is older than god, but Webhosting, Servers, Hardware. OS's all sound like forums to me.