Syndication

Provides an Atom 1.0 feed.

The main advantage of the import module over the default aggregatoris that RSS items are stored as first class nodes. That means that they can be promoted to home page, queued, commented upon, etc. Anything you can do with a normal node can be done with these feed-items.

It is not yet ready for 4.6, nor for HEAD. Allthough It does work, it still needs a lot of love ad time. So you can help.

This is the Drupal 8 version of Site map.

This module provides a site map that gives visitors an overview of your site. It can also display the RSS feeds for all blogs and categories.

Drupal generates the RSS feeds automatically but few seems to be aware that they exist.

The site map can display the following items:

Syndication.module offers a web page which centralizes all of the RSS feeds generated by Drupal.

The Creative Commons module allows users to select and assign a Creative Commons license to a node and any attached content, or to the entire site. It also provides integration between CC and Drupal technology.

Allows creation of pages which show syndicated 'news' items from an aggregator category.

News items are automatically filtered by keywords (chosen when creating the page), so that only news items which contain a keyword are shown.

News pages can be placed in a book, and added to a taxonomy.

This module provides a site map that gives visitors an overview of your site. It can also display the RSS feeds for all blogs and categories.

This module provides RSS feeds for comments. This is useful for allowing readers to subscribe to comments for a blog post, article, or forum topic. It currently provides three types of feeds which pair up to the RSS features provided by Drupal built-in. Each type of comment feed may be disabled if unneeded.

SIOC (Semantically-Interconnected Online Communities) project is an open specification for describing communities using online discussion forums or blogs, leading to what some may term "distributed conversations". At the moment, online communities are islands that are not interlinked, and the SIOC ontology has been proposed to not only link these communities but to leverage data in ways that were previously unknown.

This module provides the ability for site admins to track clicks on their site such as advertising campaigns and newsletter click throughs.

The clicks are organized into groups, so ad campaigns can be tracked if they involve more than one node.

It works by displaying a special link (such as click/123/2) on each node. This is only visible to the admin or other users who have special privileges.

This contains the node id (e.g. 123) and the group id (e.g. 2).

The admin then uses this link externally (e.g. for advertising or newsletters). When visitors click on that link, the database is updated with daily, weekly and total clicks.

Each node will have an extra tab that displays detailed clicks. There is also an overall click report under admin/logs.