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"I caught it first over at CenterNetworks from Allen Stern, but others are picking up on the fact that Drupal today announced the release of Drupal 6, and the host of features coming in this version of the content management system.  \nDrupal is billing this release as the 'easiest Drupal ever,' and includes a number of new and improved features like a much easier setup process, OpenID integration, and improved module and featured post functionality.\nA headline selling point feature on the new Drupal is the Drag-and-drop administration. Drupal system users can manage the site's menus, move content blocks around and organize content on the page by simply dragging and dropping data blocks in the design view. Aside from drag-and-drop mode, there is also improved support for theming completely with CSS, and improved organization on the template files for easier modification of pre-existing templates.\nAnother interesting improvement, along with the OpenID integration, is the security features that have been added to the version six release. Permissions in this version of the CMS have been refined down to the 'granular level,' allowing customization with an extreme amount of precision with regard to different content domains. They've also added a handy password strength checking feature to the password creation process to help reduce the chances of brute-force hacker's chances of guessing a password.\nThat truly is the tip of the iceberg on the new feature list.  You can find the complete list of features here."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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