Programmer/partner wanted

#1

Post by wturner » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 12:09 AM UTC

Hi,

My name is Bill Turner. I teach at the Expressions College For Digital Arts in Emeryville Ca.

I'm currently looking for a programmer/co partner for a Wikipedia-style project that will be a data base of information pertaining to a particular nitch industry. This project will also have user uploaded videos and forums. This will be a commercial venture.

If you're a programmer that lives in the bay area X preferably the East bay and are interested in hearing more send me an email At: oneokayfella@gmail.com

Thanks Bill

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#2

Post by superjared » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 12:23 AM UTC

Yargh, but are you out of Davy Jones' Locker yet?

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#3

Post by wturner » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 1:06 AM UTC

No, I am not a pirate of the caribbean. However, as soon as I get wealthy I intend on buying a very large boat.

"yargh"

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#4

Post by hollerith » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 6:16 AM UTC

When evaluating prospective partners, the business plan the partner wants to pursue is not essential information. In fact PG ISTR recommends settling on partners before settling on a business plan. You do not want to post a list of skills you claim to have or a list of places you were enrolled or employed or something that might provide evidence that you really have those skills?

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#5

Post by ambiversive » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 6:18 AM UTC

I only develop websites for niches, sorry.

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#6

Post by rms » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 6:22 AM UTC

hollerith wrote: post #4

When evaluating prospective partners, the business plan the partner wants to pursue is not essential information. In fact PG ISTR recommends settling on partners before settling on a business plan. You do not want to post a list of skills you claim to have or a list of places you were enrolled or employed or something that might provide evidence that you really have those skills?

He says he teaches at an art school, so presumably he is a quite competent web designer.

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#7

Post by jsnx » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 6:34 AM UTC

rms wrote: post #6

hollerith wrote: post #4

When evaluating prospective partners, the business plan the partner wants to pursue is not essential information. In fact PG ISTR recommends settling on partners before settling on a business plan. You do not want to post a list of skills you claim to have or a list of places you were enrolled or employed or something that might provide evidence that you really have those skills?

He says he teaches at an art school, so presumably he is a quite competent web designer.

ph34r!

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#8

Post by mattmaroon » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 7:40 AM UTC

ambiversive wrote: post #5

I only develop websites for niches, sorry.

I'm normally not one for spell checking other people, but I'm upvoting this.

Re: Programmer/partner wanted

#9

Post by downer » Sat, Dec 22, 2007, 8:11 AM UTC

rms wrote: post #6

hollerith wrote: post #4

When evaluating prospective partners, the business plan the partner wants to pursue is not essential information. In fact PG ISTR recommends settling on partners before settling on a business plan. You do not want to post a list of skills you claim to have or a list of places you were enrolled or employed or something that might provide evidence that you really have those skills?

He says he teaches at an art school, so presumably he is a quite competent web designer.

[wipes tear] That's a good one!