Show off your Drupal site

A while ago I started putting together a site to help me find themes for my web projects. I thought this might be useful to other people building websites and decided to make this an all-in-one site for finding themes and templates. Themebot takes the hassle out of finding the right theme for your next project using a content management system, blog, or forum software. Some of the highlights:

I was surfing slashdot.org and one post was "The 28th TOP500 List of 2006".

That's nice, let's have a look. That's strange, they are using the same icon I have on my drupal site. Could it be...?

Right clic, check out the source, yep, drupal.css. So they are using drupal!

Sure does not look like it!

I have a newly launched website for which I was expecting some feedback...

www.livbit.com

This website is powered by Drupal with some added modules. Would appreciate all of your response on this.

Long live Drupal!

livbit.com

I thought it was time I introduced my first Drupal site to the community.

NewsNosh is a user-contributed online business news source directory that anyone can use to research podcasts, news sites, blogs and online newsletters by industry and type.

Thus, if someone wanted to find all blogs on investing, it would be easily done off the homepage.

Please visit the latest drupal site from India. This is still a beta version. www.loosecontrol.in This site primarily deals with the recent news from the world of cinema. Please visit the site and let me know how you liked it.

Dear All
I am very happy to be part of this great community, I never dreamed of doing such a job in such a short time.

I downloaded drupal to my local machine on 1/5/2006

Lunched my first site i-bloggers.com which means after 2 months.

It took me 2 weeks to develop another site SmartTowns.com

Then it took me 24 hours to make independentbloggers.com

and another 24 hours to lunch my mother site abqaria.com

Cant you see how drupal rocks everything, I think the community help is the most important thing.

feedback needed.