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Drupal Camp Victoria has come and gone for another year. The level of Drupal understanding appears to be increasing as the presenters chose topics a little more advanced than they did the previous year. A well-rounded group of presenters and attendees provided a nice relaxed atmosphere with a little bit of something for everyone. The burgers were delicious and the sun was shining in beautiful Victoria BC and a great time was had by all that attended.

There are lot's of tickets left for DrupalCon DC being held in Washington DC at the city's Convention Center. Tickets are $250 for the "unconference" that begins on March 4th and concludes on March 7th. DrupalCon is a great place for Drupalers to share knowledge and network with other Drupalers. There is also much to be learned for everyone, no matter what their level of experience with Drupal is. The conference is designed for Drupal users and developers alike.

A thing I notice quite a lot these days isn't just lazy designers - It's lazy webmasters. I'm seeing far too many websites these days with absolutely no favicon, or a default one. We use the Default drupal favicon simply because we are a drupal themed site, we are all about the drupal CMS, so using this favicon is in good taste.

To change your favicon, simply do this:

One of the main perks to using the Drupal Content Management System is that it is very SEO friendly to begin with.  Not only are there many Drupal Modules that allow you to Search Engine Optimize your website, but a basic install of Drupal will get you a good head start.  Here is a list of things that make a basic Drupal site Search Engine friendly :