Show off your Drupal site

A month ago I created a forum topic about TeamSugar, Sugar Publishing's social networking site powered by Drupal. Well, we just launched a new feature that we hope will turn a few heads: the PopSugar top 100. We added a new 'celebrity' node type and gather information about those celebrities from around the web.

Wovenware, Inc. is a strategic and technical consulting group focused on bringing processes and technology into line with organizational goals. We work with our clients to determine the strategies that will allow their business to operate efficiently in a competitive, changing environment. We develop those strategies into processes and systems that meet the challenges that are key to the future of the organization.

WWW.WOVENWARE.COM

Hi all - not getting any response on the General Discussion forum so posting here as well.

There must be some good text heavy sites being designed in Drupal, mustn't there?

This is a new site I've set up for the already existing Sustained Magazine in the UK.

http://www.sustainedmagazine.com

There are two competitions currently running (available only to UK residents). There is a straightforward one here:

http://www.sustainedmagazine.com/competition

We recently released a new property website on Drupal 5. The site is still being developed but we thought we'd give an advance preview of what we've been up to lately...

http://overseaspropertycentres.com makes heavy use of Views, taxonomy & fivestar, custom content types, custom modules and a bunch of other stuff...

So I was enjoying the new, free web version of You Don't Know Jack when I noticed that secondary pages were nodes. Curious, I checked the CSS and sure enough they were using Drupal. They even have the changelog still up.

Figured people would find this interesting! http://www.youdontknowjack.com/