$output.="<p>The page module is used to create a <i>site page</i>. Unlike a story, a site page is a persistent web page on your site which usually shortcuts the typical lifecycle of user generated content (i.e. submit -> moderate -> post -> comment). A site page is usually linked from the main navigation bar, using whatever text the author wishes. To create a site page without this navigation link, simply skip the form field which requests link text. Administrators are the exclusive authors of site pages (i.e. requires the <i>administer nodes</i> in ".la("permission",array("mod"=>"user","op"=>"permission")).").</p>";
$output.="<p>Drupal uses <i>gravity</i> as an indication for each user's contributed value. The system can be compared with <a href=\"http://www.slashcode.com/\">SlashCode</a>'s Karma and is - in fact - even more similar to <a href=\"http://scoop.kuro5hin.org/\">Scoop</a>'s Mojo.</p>";
$output.="<p>The story module enables to users to submit thoughful, cohesive posts for consideration by the rest of the community. Stories usually follow a specific content flow: <i>submit -> moderate -> post to home page -> comment</i>. Administrators are able to shortcut this flow as desired.</p>";
$output.="<p>Drupal comes with system-wide defaults but the setting-module provides control over many Drupal preferences, behaviors including visual and operational settings.</p>";
$output.="The tracker module is a handy module for displaying the most recent comments happenning all over your web site. By following the <i>view new comments</i> link in the user block, a user may quickly review all recent comments. When a user first arrives at the main tracker page, she sees all recent comments in reverse chronological order, grouped by post. In addition, a self-centered user may choose to display only his own comments.</p>";
$output="<p><a href=\"http://www.weblogs.com/\">Weblogs.com</a> is a website that tracks and displays links to changed weblogs and news-oriented websites. To get your Drupal site listed, weblogs.com must be informed about your site's updates. This is the job of the weblog module and when installed, the administrator doesn't have to do anything to participate in the <a href=\"http://www.weblogs.com/\">weblogs.com system</a>. The weblog module automatically notifies weblogs.com when your site is updated. To do so, Drupal implements the <a href=\"http://www.xmlrpc.com/weblogsCom/\">XML-RPC interface of weblogs.com</a>. Requires crontab.</p>";