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http://iBelarus.net is a site with user generated content only. Our motto - freedom of information. If Belarusians have something to say and want to be heard - this site is for them. Everyone can express himself in any form - by publishing articles, uploading photos, using video and audio in their publications, and by creating meaningful content of a high quality about the Republic of Belarus.

Politics, economics, humor and entertainment - the focus is not limited. Who determines the quality of publications? Only our authors. Anyone can evaluate other messages and comments.

As you may know, freedom of speech in Belarus is limited by the authoritarian government, so we hope our site will be the main place for citizen journalism movement in Belarus.

We built it by ourselves, the project is non-commercial, so the site doesn't look too "professional" like Now Public or Orato. But we are constantly improving our skills by participating in life of global Drupal community, supporting newbies and so on.

I just wrote up a long article with some tips on surviving Digg/Reddit/Slashdot, based on my recent experience with hitting the front page:

How I Survived a 2300% Traffic Increase With Drupal

Hopefully some people here find it useful. At least, I'm sure you'll find the traffic numbers interesting.

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John Forsythe
Drupal Modules - Find the module you need for your project!

Hi All,

I recently launched a new website http://hunting4house.com it is built from drupal.Its a website where user can post their property and others can search and contact the buyer.It also has google maps support.Please let me know your feedback.

Thanks,
SecGeek

http://hunting4house.com
http://secgeeks.com
http://newskicks.com

Hi I'm sort-of still new to the Drupal scene, not quite a noob.
Built a few sites now but still looking for some constructive criticism

http://www.discoverrock.com is my new baby.. can anyone have a look and lemme know?

We're trying to set up an efficient system but I think it's too confusing the way it is.

Using CCK types: Artist, Album, Audio(module) each has custom views
Aggregating myspace gigs with feedburner.
Done a lot of CSS theme tweaks with the Zen theme.

So, I thought I would share with the Drupal community some code I wrote to create a browsable tree view of vocabularies in a taxonomy that are all single level. After days of searching (without any luck) for a module that would create a tree structure of my single level vocabularies, I wrote some code that dynamically creates the tree structure.

So why not just create the vocabularies in a tree structure to begin with? I think this is the norm for many sites, but the nodes in my site do not have a clear tree hierarchy that is agreed upon by all of the people that use my site, as well as if you want to change the tree structure (with many nodes already added) it's not that easy. Plus, I wanted the tree structure to be dynamic. In fact, I want to be able to offer different trees to accommodate different users.

The method to creating the tree structure is to define the vocabulary hierarchy using the vocabulary ids (4,8,6,2: where these are the vid's of the vocabularies I want to create a tree for). Then, traverse the vocabularies, in the above order, using the terms as folders, and the nodes as the tree leaves. The nodes in the sub terms/folders must be present in the parent folder. Thus, creating a tree view of the nodes across single level vocabularies.

Here is the code in action:

http://www.videobjj.com/?q=tree

We launch the new version of our website updated to Drupal 5.7 which is located at http://vision-media.ca
The website uses very standard modules including some SEO goodies such as xmlsitemap, globalredirect, pathauto, nodewords, etc. Both the frontpage image rotator and the secondary page galleries utilize an in-house gallery module using the jQuery cycle plugin ( may be released once it is properly polished ).