FondazioneVentotene.org is a project that aims to recover a prison into a centre for human rights

http://iamjeff.be

Thought I'd better repost a link to my drupal-powered site (Mad Props), since I've redone it slightly.

Not only are we using a new theme (one I knocked up), but we'er also running a module of my own design called propstar.

Basically this module lets users vote for posts (using a 5-star rating) which have been flagged as 'promoted'. If the post's average score exceeds a preset threshold, the post appears on the front page. Otherwise it is accessible through the poster's blog.

Hello,

I have used many nuke/news systems and I have found drupal to be the best by far. It is developed very professionally from the ground up. It may have less development than some of the others but the community is vast and they are very smart cookies. They are spending more time on making it right than making it fast.

Anyway - here is my little site:
mrphp.com.au

Your comments are all welcome.

Best regards,
Brett

This weekend I converted my site http://xdeb.org/ (content is in Swedish) from Postnuke to Drupal. I'm very pleased with Drupal, it feels solid.

I managed to transfere stories, comments and users without to much problem. The file pn2drupal.sql is for older version of Postnuke, xdeb.org was using 0.7.6, but I could get some good hint from it. I also imported some old blog entries from plain html.

I've used Movable Type for three years, and before that ran a custom solution. With MT3.0 being below par, IMHO, as far as adaption to my needs goes, I decided to switch to Drupal. The result can be found here. It took a few slight modifications, such as a custom commenting system, but I love it :)