Show off your Drupal site

Hi everybody!

I almost finish a new site. It's a social network were user could send new, pics or videos and be voted. The idea is the winner will win a price (money).

WeBetUR.com

By now, you can only join and see the place ... Uploading, voting and winners will be ready in 1 or 2 days ...

I´ll appreciate you to tell me your point of view .

Thanks

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