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hanzov69 · 05-08-2008, 07:53 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by DeathChill

The first problem I see is that the front-end is really about what you want in it, so people aren't really excited to jump in.

You mean in terms of feature set? Am I trying to be too specific?

I went with the things that seemed to be constant sources of aggravation, but perhaps you are right. Perhaps what I should be chasing is an extensible front-end, or sponsored development on specific modules/plugins for another (existing) front-end.

Quote: Originally Posted by DeathChill

However, I say the best bet is to hit up Rent-A-Coder and get it made. It may cost a bit but you can get EXACTLY what you want.

While you are of course correct that this could be done, it sort of eliminates one of my goals.

While I certainly want a polished package available for my use, I am really hoping to figure out a way to drum up a community around a project, so to speak. This is one of the big reasons I felt it was a necessity to have a GPLv3 (or compatible).

Thanks for your .02 DeathChill, it's certainly appreciated.

05-08-2008, 07:53 AM	#8
hanzov69 Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 34 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by DeathChill The first problem I see is that the front-end is really about what you want in it, so people aren't really excited to jump in. You mean in terms of feature set? Am I trying to be too specific? I went with the things that seemed to be constant sources of aggravation, but perhaps you are right. Perhaps what I should be chasing is an extensible front-end, or sponsored development on specific modules/plugins for another (existing) front-end. Quote: Originally Posted by DeathChill However, I say the best bet is to hit up Rent-A-Coder and get it made. It may cost a bit but you can get EXACTLY what you want. While you are of course correct that this could be done, it sort of eliminates one of my goals. While I certainly want a polished package available for my use, I am really hoping to figure out a way to drum up a community around a project, so to speak. This is one of the big reasons I felt it was a necessity to have a GPLv3 (or compatible). Thanks for your .02 DeathChill, it's certainly appreciated.