Show off your Drupal site

Figured I'd get some feedback on my site. First timer with Drupal so go easy on me ;-)

The Site is smarkwire.org.

It's a digg like site for the pro wrestling community. I used the internet_center theme, changed the css a bit, and the vote_up_down module (plus a few others). Keep in mind this is still in beta (like all web 2.0 sites, heh) and there might be a few bugs still present.

Any feedback/comments are greatly appreciated (be gentle), as this is the first time I've used Drupal for a "live" site.

Thanks,

Don't know if this has been posted before, but I just found that http://usmagazine.com/ is running on drupal.

(it is not my site but is a great example).

Brakkar

This is my first real Drupal site: http://idahobritishcars.com. It's pretty simple. The club members were originally going to have forums and blogs to post content to, but the functions seemed like they'd overlap too much so I used taxonomy and taxonomy block to display tagged content in the sidebars. The site just uses one vocabulary called Tags. For the gallery I just installed a separate coppermine gallery with a link back to the main site -- I couldn't seem to get any of the Drupal gallery solutions to work right.

Hi
This is the site I've build with Drupal http://www.uberum.com

Obviously there is room to improve, mainly in the themes used as I should to change the logos, icons and customize it a bit more.... but perhaps in some time

I use PostgreSQL instead mysql, and , by now, all works nice, except maybe when I tested the E-Commerce module, where I found some minor details that I reported.

Announcing Rock Climbing at YourClimbing.com, our second Drupal site. Our first site was YourMTB.com. (Previously announced here).

Lots of modules, plus several custom ones that we share accross all our sites. Among the standard modules:

Well, my first Drupal site is up and running at http://realestatecollege.com/

I am working on integration with Moodle and using the ecommerce module.

So far, so good!

Any feedback appreciated.

Thanks,
Dan