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Thanks Vikram, this one created an idea for me. I'll inform you later.
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please tell me about technology of the site: www.orkut.com .
is this technology CMS ?
thank's alot
samaneh s. alavifar
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Hmmmm...Doesn't look like anyone's at home.
Nick Seng
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The timing is perfect, because I am just in the design and concept phase of a rewrite of my own personal/product webpage and it's very helpful to see what others have done.
Thanks!
Dale
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Hi,this is a very resourceful site,thank you for letting me post here.Keep up the good work.Paul C Walton
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What I understood from the article is that developers have other favourite developers on CP. Somehow that got connected with they owning a personal site... It seems misleading.
Correct me if I am wrong, but at the end of each article you can jump to the authors profile and there you can see his homepage if one was inserted in the settings... also (even in this article), the short biography section may hold a link to his site.
My suggestion needs a neater coded solution:
Have a "Authors Favorites" section in each of the members profile, which they could list their favourite/most appreciated developers on CP.
You can do it by FORM, or better yet enter it in a single TextField (like your BIO) or a specially intended field (involves Chris).
This might catch on with the CP members, which will choose to add to their list links to other authors profiles.
Summary -
The link to the member is relevant, not the link to his homepage.
I live to code.
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allia wrote:
What I understood from the article is that developers have other favourite developers on CP.
While this may be true, the article is not a list of our or anybody's favorite CPians. Anyone can be added to the list, they just need to send an email.
The idea behind the article is simply to have a central location where "off-site" interests of CodeProject members can be listed. These can either be homepages and blogs, or sites selling their latest apps.
Granted you can look at each member's bio for a link to their site, but that can be time consuming.
"Myths and the magic,
Triumphant and tragic,
A mechanized world out of hand. " BW
CP Member Homepages
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Then Cheers for the effort!
BTW, how about my idea? worth implementing?
I live to code.
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Well, Brian has already said what I wanted to say about your original post, so I won't repreat it. 
As for your idea, it's certainly good, but I'd rather you suggest it to Chris- you can do it in the suggestions forum.
allia wrote:
Cheers for the effort!
Thanks!
Vikram.
I'd rather use VB than use COBOL. And I'd rather be eaten by a crocodile than use VB.
Put up your ad on CP for free- NO strings attached!
Shameless plug: http://www.geocities.com/vpunathambekar
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Good idea, though time will tell whether it's acheiving what you intended.
I think it would be useful if, where CodeProject member's names are listed, they could be links to the member's profile.
If this page is to be of great use then perhaps it should not be an 'article', but a new part of the CodeProject site. Have you asked Chris what he thinks?
"The way of a fool seems right to him, but a wise man listens to advice" - Proverbs 12:15 (NIV)
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Paul S. Vickery wrote:
Good idea
Thanks!
Paul S. Vickery wrote:
If this page is to be of great use then perhaps it should not be an 'article', but a new part of the CodeProject site.
That's what we wanted it to be. 
Paul S. Vickery wrote:
Have you asked Chris what he thinks?
We both mailed Chris giving him the details and asked if he'd have any problems with the suggested article. Neither of us got a reply, so we figured it'd be fine. 
Vikram.
I'd rather use VB than use COBOL. And I'd rather be eaten by a crocodile than use VB.
Put up your ad on CP for free- NO strings attached!
Shameless plug: http://www.geocities.com/vpunathambekar
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Vikram Punathambekar wrote:
Neither of us got a reply, so we figured it'd be fine
The old "innocent until proven guilty" concept.
Looks interesting by the way. I'm with Paul with the linking to the member profile bit.
"if you vote me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine" - Michael P. Butler.
Support Bone
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Thanks.
"if you vote me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine" - Michael P. Butler.
Support Bone
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Paul S. Vickery wrote:
they could be links to the member's profile.
Ask and you shall receive.
(well, at least time this you shall) 
"Myths and the magic,
Triumphant and tragic,
A mechanized world out of hand. " BW
CP Member Homepages
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WTF, mutual backslapping or pissing contest. I'm not sure.
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Does remind of the hysterical woman in Airplane! ?
Elaine (chortling flufft igress)
The tigress is here
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I think it is worth having a page like this but I think the products/services links should be removed. Provided only the interesting/funny blogs and so on are listed (ie good quality control ) this page is a good idea.
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Michael P Butler wrote:
http://www.codeproject.com/script/industry/industry.asp
Yes, but that is for job offers alone. It's not for placing personal homepages.
Michael P Butler wrote:
other home pages can be found by clicking on a person in the forums
True, but we wanted to create a central directory from where everybody's homepages can be accessed.
Vikram.
I'd rather use VB than use COBOL. And I'd rather be eaten by a crocodile than use VB.
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