By joshmitchell on
Hello,
I'm looking for some great examples of high-profile and high-traffic social networking sites powered by Drupal. I've found http://icommunity.tv/ as an example, but an looking for others.
Many thanks!
Josh
Hello,
I'm looking for some great examples of high-profile and high-traffic social networking sites powered by Drupal. I've found http://icommunity.tv/ as an example, but an looking for others.
Many thanks!
Josh
Comments
http://www.ifood.tv/
http://www.ifood.tv/ is a gorgeous food community website developed in Drupal
Correspondences
I take this opportunity to mention our own social networking website for party people: www.altparty.net.
And, I see a lot of correspondences with the previous mentioned sites.
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Our Drupal Website: www.altparty.net
http://teamsugar.com http://f
http://teamsugar.com
http://fastcompany.com
well I dont know any
well I dont know any particular great site on drupal..but I am trying my best to spread Drupal on many forums. I always reccomened Drupal.
Cheers!!
http://www.techhunt.org
I work at Drupar.com
Even though this topic is old
Even though this topic is old But I also wanted to comment on Drupal's potential for social networking sites.
Even though the website I know may not be a social networking website, But it's close.
1. SparkBlue
https://www.sparkblue.org/welcome
SparkBlue is a large social site for UNDP members and those interested in discussing social issues in their countries. The site has a good translation system and allows discussions in subgroups on each topic. The usage is similar to that of popular social sites.
2. Working Couples
https://workingcouples.com/
A job site for couples from around the world. It is a space for employers and couples who are looking for work to meet together.
3. Blognone
https://www.blognone.com/
It is a website that presents IT news from Thailand. Each news writer has their own blog page. The website also has a forum for members to chat with each other.
4. AppleVis
https://www.applevis.com/
It is a large forum community that brings together blind people from around the world to discuss accessibility of Apple products.
5. Keangun
https://www.keangun.com/
It is a community website that publishes online novels. Gathers many readers and writers within the website.
6. Blogazine
https://blogazine.pub/
A space for social activists to write articles to express their opinions. Each activist has their own blog.
Look nice!
Look nice!