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I am building a new Podcasting / iPod notes site that allows people to easily access ethical lists / podcasts. Right now anyone can submit podcast listings or iPod notes for review. If you are interested in helping out please take a look.

Thanks,
sam - ethicast.com

I've been exposed to Drupal on a number of sites before, both as a user and as an admin, not least evolt.org. I'm very pleased with the performance, the open standards and the modularity of Drupal. And for quite a while, I'd been unhappy with the performance I'd been getting from my own site, which ran on Plone on a quite underpowered server.

As with most people, time's always short, so I just didn't get round to doing anything about it, until a disastrous upgrade of Plone unrecoverably failed (ok, I *could* have rolled back if I'd thought about it early enough), and forced my hand. So after a bit of thought, I went with the current 4.6.5 stable release, rather than looking forward to 4.7, or going with CivicSpace.

Hello, my name is James Badeaux and I thought it was time to introduce myself & ask for your criticsm on the site that I'm building. The site http://www.jewelry-surveyor.com is for myself: however, I don't have any programming experience. Open Source & maybe a little of my own manipulation have allowed me to create what you see. I've created some static page with a little Drupple mixed into the page,

I've used the bluemarine theme
and have added

Guys,

I am interested in turning over drupalshowcase.com over to drupal.org, et. al. whoever is responsible. I have sent Dries an e-mail, but I thought I should let the community know as well. I think the site should be potentially implemented as a subdomain at drupal.org and the original domain redirected? Any thoughts?

Sami

After 2 months of concept, design, and code work, I (very) proudly announce this (german) Site to the DRUPAL-Community.

http://www.hinterhofdesign.de

After years of research and more or less senseless handling in a lot of CMS-, Blog- and other open systems, I found DRUPAL as ideal platform for the most flexible way to reflect und fulfill my needs. So this announcement is not only a kind of neurotical placement of my site, much more a very huge "thank you" to the developers and the community of DRUPAL.

Hey everyone, I'd like to introduce myself and post a site that is still under development but which I feel is at a stage that it might benefit from some public exposure. The client loves it and with very little training they have been able to add and maintain content throughout each of the areas.

www.culhamwriting.com

Though the learning curve was a bit steep (I'm a long-time PHP coder but new to Drupal) I created a heavily customized theme using overridden theme functions from the various modules. I used the following modules:

ecommerce (to show prices now, ordering not yet enabled)
event
image
img_assist
tinymce
views
frs (a custom module)

I wrote the custom module for certain things that the views module couldn't accomplish. But, the nice thing for me was that I did it all using the stock beta 4.7 Drupal code, first with beta 2, and upgraded with each revision through beta 4. I achieved my goal of not having to edit the modules or Drupal code (I want to be able to upgrade, relying only my theme and CSS to maintain look-and-feel). I used this project as a bit of a case-study in Drupal and have to say I'm very impressed with not only its flexibility but the coding standards.

Despite the rather sparse documentation I was able to create an XHTML compliant theme (the majority of non-validating code is a result of TinyMCE and client updates on her own content) where the visual customization is handled not in theming functions but rather using CSS. Custom image borders are handled in JavaScript, navigation text image replacements are handled using a PHP-driven text/graphic class and CSS (that's just a standard Drupal menu under there).