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Hi Drupal land.

Thought I'd post a link to a new drupal 4.7 site. The site was built for the Center for Coastal Margin Observation and Prediction.

Built the template from scratch using phptemplate and made use of the nice menus, biblio, gmap, image attach, path alias, content module and many modules that use it, amoung a bunch of others! A big thank you to all the module developers out there. Your time has saved us so much work. thank you!

Hi,

Im from brazil and there it is, http://www.labmec.com.br my first site using drupal, I have to say, as a designer, despite the fact that was a bit confuse when I first used it, I really liked the way how drupal works... we used in that site modules like Views(really impressive) Signup, Events, and a many more...

I'd really like to hear from you some opinions about it.

Thanks

I have avoided posting on this so far because the site is not complete, but I am in a good mood, and I want to share. This post has long background story, scroll down to the results (in bold) if you want.

My site is www.animecards.org, a resource for those who collect anime trading cards. It is not yet really a resource for those who are interested in anime trading cards, but there are lots of pretty pictures.

I have been running www.animecards.org for some years, actually. It started as simple HTML, and then moved to Dreamweaver templates. Dreamweaver MX eventually choked on ACO. In searching for a solution, I learned about CMSs. I learned about Drupal some time ago when it was still in 3.x. Something about it appealed to me. In picking a CMS to switch to, I seriously considered Drupal, but Drupal at that time could not do what I needed it to do, and as you all know, it's not backwards compatible. All of my personal sites, I put up, I tear down, I don't really care so much, but ACO is ... well, important. ;)

So, I went with PHP Nuke combined with Gallery. I am sure there are many bad things about PHP Nuke. It doesn't really matter, I am not here to grieve over how bad php nuke is or was.

The nuke site was the first time users could register on the site and contribute content. I tried many modules, and many formats, but with my limited skills, I couldn't make my site friendly. But it held out for a while. Scans increased. I think I had about 50 or 60 registered users.

This site is not fully developed, and is more of an experimental/test . http://www.videoclowns.com
(no hentai or anime videos allowed, nor serious or meaningful stuff) no comment limits (unlike youtube). Commenters are encouraged to critique videos as they see fit.

I wanted to start on this project because of the vast amount of buffoons and fools on the internet brought to you courtesy of youtube. Although the idea, nor site is fully developed, it was a nice refreshing diversion.

I run a small non-profit in Vermont that aims to improve writing in schools by publishing a weekly newspaper feature -- and a Web site -- that offers classroom exercises written by top teachers or professional writers; the best of student submissions (and we get many) and the best of student art or photography. I was recently given a two-year grant to expand and improve this project and so went to get bids on rebuilding the site. After I picked my jaw up off the floor, I did it myself using Drupal, which had been suggested to me by a woman in New Zealand who'd seen my site.

After working on it off and on this summer, I got down to business in mid-August and -- with tremendous help, advice and suggestions from you folks in the Drupal community -- I launched the new site, quietly, last week.

Feel free to check it out: www.youngwritersproject.org E-mail me comments, suggestions, gripes, ideas or problems. Keep in mind this is just a beginning. It represents a huge improvement from the previous site -- in appearance and functionality -- which was static html. The Drupal CMS allows me to dip my toe into interactivity and to build community; it also will save me 4 to 6 hours a week in site maintenance. The taxonomy allows me to make the content totally more comprehensible to the users who are primarily teachers and students and general readers.

Anyway, thanks to all of you out there who helped. (And all of you who will help in the future.)

I need your opinion regarding this template. It's still in it's first stage of design but yet I am interested in hearing some comments.

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