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Dominique De Cooman
Some places do not merely offer a view. They give you direction. Athens did that to me. During Drupal Dev Days, I found myself looking at the Acropolis from a distance. The Parthenon was there, standing above the city, glowing with a presence that is difficult to describe if you have not seen it in person.
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Agents need somewhere to live. And once content becomes data, the CMS that holds it becomes strategic.
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The digital experience industry is at a crossroads. We’ve spent the past decade evolving from simple CMS websites to full-fledged Digital Experience Platforms (DXPs) that promised to manage every touchpoint. Yet, as we stand in 2025, it’s clear that the next leap forward won’t come from yet another all-in-one platform. It will come from a new philosophy altogether. I call this new paradigm DEEP, or Digital Experience Enablement Platform. At its core, DEEP is about moving from delivering static, vendor-defined platforms to enabling dynamic, intelligent ecosystems.

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Introduction

Over the past few weeks, the Drupal community has been buzzing with discussions about the future of Drupal. A series of posts by Josh Koenig of Pantheon—criticizing Acquia, Drupal leadership, and the very concept of Open DXP—has stirred emotions (here and here).

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Dominique De Cooman

At Drupalcamp Spain I had this moment of inspiration where I saw a further comparison between Drupal and the USS Enterprise from Star Trek.

Enjoy this creative exercise :)

 

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Dominique De Cooman

Dries mentioned the comparison towards the Sagrada Familia in the Driesnote in Barcelona and this really resonated with me. Especially after visiting it after Drupalcon. I thought I'd take the comparison a little further, you know, for the fun of it :)

Here we go:

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A post about dreaming about what Drupal could become and the long term potential of Drupal.
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I decided that after 17 years in the community it is time to send in a nomination: https://www.drupal.org/elections2024
 
 
Here the nomiation email which explains why:
 

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Drupal Is Not Secure

This is simply not true. Drupal.org has a dedicated security team monitoring all security problems in core and contributed modules. The fact that drupal is opensource makes it when well managed even more secure than closed source systems. Getting drupal secure is all about selecting the right implementation partner that knows how to take care of things.

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