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I've figured it out

Post by cow » February 22nd, 2008, 9:27 am

It came to me why we have so little activity here.

I'm guessing that most here have a decent degree of knowledge and a good skillset and don't need to ask dumbass questions at the rate of one a minute, as they do on that other forum. Even Simon got over that little stage of development :wink:
This one isn't full of kiddies trying to be something they're not, who still believe the creative industry will pay their bills immediately once fresh from university. Then realising they know only a little more than zero and have no real working or client experience. I know it's only natural for them to be eager and ask questions constantly, it just gets on my tits.

That said though, it doesn't mean we can't share opinion, ideas and communication. Where is everybody anyway?
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Post by morphim » February 22nd, 2008, 2:02 pm

I'm here :D (in spirit :lol: )

And I have a dumbass question. I just got sent this from a friend >>
I've been asked to quote for a web site for flower arranging - no really i have! :D I was wondering if this is something you would be interested in? I've been given a couple of example websites as listed below. I guess my question is, what is the cost involved to create a website similar to these?


www.white-gdn.co.uk
www.moysesflowers.co.uk
www.dawsonflowers.net
What would you quote for me to tell him to tell them??I can do most of this stuff but what do you think it's worth (total ball park) Most of the sites I've ever done have been for peanuts (and cashews, which I love.)

re: forum: I think the main thing that keeps a forum running well are the number of users - more people, more interaction more of the time.

However, I also think that people find a natural use cycle of many forums. They start with much enthusiasm, then settle to familiarity then slow down as they realise they've seen it all before or their situation changes.
Many peple on the old CA join as students or wannabe's. After a year or two, they get employed and have less time or inclination to log in.

It's only you and me, Cow, who have nothing better to do :lol:
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Post by cow » February 22nd, 2008, 3:08 pm

Hmm. There's a big difference between these sites as the first two (yuk) sites offer on-line ordering. The third, which looks better but has no ordering system and doesn't work in non-IE browsers would be far quicker and easier to produce. I'll perhaps give you a call later as I'd been meaning to speak to you about that printer :)
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Post by Paul Stones » February 22nd, 2008, 3:46 pm

morphim wrote:It's only you and me, Cow, who have nothing better to do :lol:
I've got nothing better to do either!

Well, I do, but it's boring ... :cry:

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Post by morphim » February 22nd, 2008, 3:50 pm

That's pretty much what i told him. I suggested, just as a rough guide, a week and a half for the non e-com site and 2 & half to 3 for the other two.

All a bit vague really :?

I have my printer now and it's f**king huge. Don't have any A2 paper yet though. It should have been here today so now it will probably be monday. Bummer.

It's on my dining room table (big solid oak thing) The printer makes it rock and sway as the print head moves. Lol

Still waiting for the police to try and get my money back for the other one :evil:
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Post by morphim » February 22nd, 2008, 3:52 pm

Paul Stones wrote:
Well, I do, but it's boring ... :cry:
That's what I meant too. Lots to do but procrastiantion(?) is better 8)
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Post by cow » February 23rd, 2008, 10:54 am

Hey, it's Saturday and a day of rugby. I don't imagine we'll have much of a result later but who cares - it's an excuse to go to the pub!

See Morph, I told you that at least we could rely on Paul to show up. It's not just the two of us.
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Post by Simon » February 23rd, 2008, 12:54 pm

4 . see the mention of rugby and I appear, releaving the bordum while the marathon of rugby starts later.

Hope everyones doing fine, I am in the middle of learning proper Flash AS3 doing me head in, but not posting stupid one question posts, but watch this space :wink:
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