Last day to get Acquia subscriptions for free

Sometimes we get so busy doing the good work and solving problems for users that we forget to step back and note some milestones. Tomorrow marks one of those milestones so I took the time to post to Twitter but hadn't thought to blog about it. Fortunately fellow Drupal twitterer Boris Mann reminded me to take a blog post about it.

As the last hours of 2008 wind down it's your last chance to get a free Acquia Network community subscription.

In addition to support in the Acquia forums and access to our site monitoring and cron services there are cool new features coming in the next year. If you're still not sure you can always take a look at Boris Mann's upgrade story while thinking about those sites that need to be upgraded and where you might get some extra help.

So from now until the deal becomes a pumpkin and goes away forever... Stop by and pick up a subscription.

PS. Not only are we offering free community subscriptions, but there are sweet introductory discounts on other products and services as well. Need a great way to jump start your Drupal team in 2009? Don't miss this.

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