Show off your Drupal site

The second of two Drupal sites that I've done in the last week is SportsJournals.net, a community blog for Sports fans. As always, questions/comments/suggestions are welcome.

Hi folks,

Nothing pretty here. We're just using the base Kubrick theme, but looks were not the most important element to us initially.

hi all, please take a look at our recently launched www.Latino.org - we have grand ambitions for the site... if you are Hispanic or have any interest in the latin community, please contribute some content or tell your friends! can use all the help we can get.

suggestions for improvements always welcome!

thanks,
eric

We would like to present new design of http://www.meant4.com which is based on drupal 4.6.3.
Comments are welcome at maciej.perlinski@meant4.com.

Greetings to all drupal users.
Maciej Perlinski
http://www.meant4.com
maciej.perlinski@meant4.com

After writing the original code for www.buddyping.com from scratch, I decided to see how well I could do it with Drupal.

With all of the mails on the dev list about Drupal being more community focused, from a dev point of view, drupal provided me with a framework that works, is simple to code (once I got around how it worked under the covers), and pretty cool with all of the modules out there.

For the site, I wrote a few custom modules that handle the location changes etc.