Show off your Drupal site

Mashable.com is having a "best of" Social Networking awards for 2006. There are a few Drupal sites nominated including Project Opus and RapSpace in the in the Music Category.

I thought it would be of interest for everyone. Certainly an endorsement of Drupal.

Cheers.

I was pleased to notice that the Draft Obama campaign is using Drupal (They even kept the Druplicon as their bookmark icon).

The DraftObama.org website is powered by Drupal with extensions from the fine people at CivicSpace and CiviCRM LLC. http://www.draftobama.org/about

After trying xoops and joomla I have finally settled on Drupal. Finally completed a number of small tweaks but will hopefully undertake a major design in the new year. The site basically is about Jamaican related content with a different spin from the boring link related website.

Since switching over to drupal, I have seen significant increase in traffic with more than 50,000 unique visitors in November and December ahead

Thanks Drupal

An example of Drupal being used as a multisite installation. The initial setup was fairly time consuming and difficult really to find instruction on how to set it all up. However I managed it with quite a lot of help, and the result is a multisite drupal setup for Fsh Publishing. Set up for 5 websites, 4 of which will be used now (not all live yet), and then 3 more which will be added over new year, giving a total of 7 live sites eventually.

BackAtBasecamp

BackAtBasecamp is an online magazine for participants of Hikes, Treks, and Expeditions. With equipment reviews, charity trek information, and trekker blogs.
To launch January 2007

NewlyWeds-UK

NewlyWeds-UK is an online magazine for Bride and Grooms to be, with articles, stories, and Bride Blogs, information on venues, caterers, clothing, wedding jewellery, music etc.
To launch January 2007

FirstBorn-UK

FirstBorn-UK is an online magazine for Mums and Dads to be, with articles, stories, and Baby Blogs, information on conception, pregnancy, book reviews, etc.
To launch Spring/Summer 2007

I won't say that I'm done with the site yet; is anyone ever really done with this sort of project?
I am however at a point where I'm ready to show it off. I know it's a little slow right now. I need to upgrade my server hardware. Apache lives on a 400MHz G4 Powermac, the database is on a dual 2GHz G5 so I think that's okay, it's just that PHP puts a hurtin' on the other box.

http://www.floridapets.org

Thanks,
David

Built with a custom module called fundcore that reads data from CiviCRM and i18n for internationalization.

Introducing Wikimedia's new fundraising data portal:
http://fundraising.wikimedia.org/

It's running very well with over 600 concurrent users. It's also linked from the front page of most Wikipedias (including English).