By drupalfan on
After testing a half-dozen content management systems, I finally settled on Drupal. Of all, it was the friendliest to adapt - both system management and theme creation - for my wireless news site, Wi-Fi Report.
Wi-Fi report uses a customized version of the box_cleanslate theme. I've dumped most of the menus and blocks, in favor of advertising support and an even more streamlined appearance. These forums were a great assistance, particularly since I'm neither a graphic designer nor programmer.
Drop by and let me know what you think.
Ed
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excuse me
all i see are some links from google adsense and other referral programs that are tight together around wifi as well as lots of links to domain name registration. are you quite sure you want us to report on that site?
mind you: this looks more like a spam posting to me...
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bertb
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bert boerland
totally a SPAM site
This is defiintely a SPAM listing trying to generate traffic to the site.
Actually, its not spam...
Actually, it was a munged URL. The site's *name* is Wi-Fi Report. The site's URL is http://www.wifireporter.com -- which isn't the same as the the register site.
Ed
that is a drupal site
you /should/ know your own domainname :-)
yes, this is a drupal site and it shows.. standard layout, standard theme. good content though...
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bertb
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bert boerland
Is Looking Like Drupal Good?
As a news site, I concentrate on content. Since I'm not a graphics designer and built adapted the theme myself, I chose a simple background that best supports text. Is being noticed as a Drupal-made site bad or good?
Much better
Much better ... interesting content, I'll be keeping an eye on it. Thanks Ed.