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Posted by Bob on 11/14/05 10:35
William, thanks for the good wishes.....there are a lot of peopole out
there with a bad case of diarrhea of the mouth.
I have gotten a few comments I can use from my posting.....
Some times I show my program to other programmers and they will often
say, "you don't have to listen to me but...." and then they go on with
their assinine comments.....what I don't say to them is "I'm showing
you my program and soliciting your comments even though I know only one
comment in 100 will be something I can use".
I have showed my program to hundreds of people all over the world and I
have gotten many positive comments and some very excellent comments as
well.
If you are going to be a programmer just remember, most can only talk
about programming, few can actually write a program. I have a lot of
programs, (www.BobSweeney.Net) ......You won't be surprised to hear
that I have great things to say about every web site I see, even though
many have programming conventions I don't necessarily agree with.
Good luck to you too.....best regards,
Bob Sweeney
WilliamWMeyer
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Subject: Re: Buddy can you spare a dime (in minutes)?
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Bob, If you can take all this abuse and (even) come back for more
apparently, you've got a thick skin and at least that will work in your
favor.
Having no technical expertise myself, I'll let the techies abuse you on
that
front.
You may understand your site from the inside, out, but it would help
you to
try to understand it from the outside, in.
If I'm a restaurant owner, what am I going to have to do? Will I have
to put
my menu into elect. form and put it into your template somehow? You
imply
that's simple (5 minutes) but it may not be, so don't try to sell me on
ease
of use. Things like emphasizing the ease of use and copyright ownership
are
putting the cart before the horse. Put that on hold for now and get
back to
the basics.
If I do put my menu into your template, will the ordering system
thenceforth
be controlled by me, or somehow still by you?
Will my customers go online, make their orders, then what? What if they
order after hours? What if they live too far away?
Your tutorial seems like it should be for the restaurant owner to take,
but
as such it seems like you're trying to show the restaurant owner what
the
customer's experience will be. Keep those three points of view clear
(your's, owner's, customer's) in your own mind, and keep them in mind
for
your site's readers.
Good luck,
WilliamW
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