Date:         Thu, 4 Sep 2003 11:11:09 -0700
Reply-To:     JD Foster <jidd@JIDDWARE.COM>
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From:         JD Foster <jidd@JIDDWARE.COM>
Subject:      Re: Vanagon Library
Comments: To: Andrew Kimball <kimballa420@EARTHLINK.NET>
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Thanks Andrew,

Unfortunately, my famialiarity (such as it is), is primarily with the nuke
stuff.  All PHP/MySql driven.  I profess no mastery or even a real adeptness
of the aforementions technologies.  Any ability I have is more along the
lines of making good use of previously written modules.

The reason I suggested a discussion forum format is because (what I see as)
all of the major "features" are built in.  It can easily be organized into a
hierarchical organization, has a database backend, and
administrators/moderators can easily be delegated the appropriate
permissions to manage their respective topics.  Oh, and it has a built-in
search function for those who find it easier than digging down through a
hierarchical tree.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew Kimball" <kimballa420@EARTHLINK.NET>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: Vanagon Library


> I have hosting capabilities and could set up an FTP for someone to
> upload/manage. I used to be a web developer ASP/SQL but am going back to
> school and taking a monster load (Chem, Bio, Calc, Latin, etc..), so that
is
> about all I can offer right now. Would love to help program something like
> this..but, as stated will not have the time!
>
>     -andrew
>
>
>
> "I run a small website that this could easily be added to and am willing
to
> help, but ultimately I don't think that I have the bandwidth to support it
> (my server is running on my home DSL line).  Unless of course the
community
> is willing to provide some financial support for this.  I can offer my
time
> well enough, but can't afford to upgrade the DSL service w/o assistance.
>
>
> JD Foster
> Sacramento, CA
> '86 Westy (waiting for a name)
> www.sirenandgeek.com"
>