cheerleader

Approach Drupal like it's the head cheerleader at your High School with a raging case of gonoherpesyphilaids.

Geek = cheerleader who owns a pair of glasses that she sometimes wears when she doesn't have any contacts available.

But I'm no longer a cheerleader for macros and call/cc or Scheme (or Lisp, for that matter).

Who wants to be a cheerleader for the EU after all this?

I'm no cheerleader of organics and think it's foolish that GMOs are by definition non-organic.

I used to be a big cheerleader for OrientDB, but now I don't recommend it.

I see their contribution more like that of a cheerleader of 3d printing (who layer got involved with too much sugar-dadiness).

I read HN so I must be a PG cheerleader and ergo I'm definitely sexist!

It feels like I'm being discriminated against because I'm not an extrovert cheerleader.

And if they don't meet that goal, or corporate priorities change, or the executive cheerleader for this idea moves onward and upward, free offers may materially change.

If you let them know that lots of hot, cheerleader-VCs think you're kind of cute Usually if that is the case, you shouldn't have to tell them.

I'm not a cheerleader, you don't need to cherry-pick words to off-handedly dismiss.

In my own experience the person that is the "no rebase/ never fast forward" cheerleader can never give a solid objective answer as to what the benefit is.

I'm not a cheerleader for GP, I just disagreed with your claim that your algorithm simply "outperformed" it.

I like how The Register uses an unnamed "campaigner" to call the MEP "a cheerleader for the freetards".

Likely to be an "ambassador" or "cheerleader".