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Mar 17, 2008 12:27

How committed are people to the LJ codebase ( Read more... )

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australian_joe March 17 2008, 19:54:59 UTC

I understand the lure of getting stuck into the technology, but there are so many unanswered questions that talking tech now is like getting pregnant and then fussing over making a restaurant booking for the child's 21st birthday.

Heck, there are too many un*asked* questions at this point.

But sure, it's fun to geek out. I do it too.

ysabel March 17 2008, 20:03:53 UTC

Honestly, this originally had nothing to do with elsejournal. I've been doing it for a while for other reasons, and 'Song mentioned elsejournal to me.

australian_joe March 17 2008, 20:07:07 UTC

Mm, as independent geeking, it's fascinating, and I'd love database wrangling it with you. 8-)

shadesong March 17 2008, 22:50:42 UTC

Heck, there are too many un*asked* questions at this point.

Ask questions!

australian_joe March 18 2008, 02:15:29 UTC

In no particular order, as they occur to me, and not intended to be a master list ( ... )

arielstarshadow March 19 2008, 12:41:25 UTC

What he said.

Because what's happened to LJ could potentially happen to this "EJ" you're creating - as in, it becomes successful and you can no longer keep up with demand unless you find a way to generate revenue in order to pay people to actually work on the project as opposed to doing it for free in their spare time.

Better to address the "business" side of things right from the get-go.

the_xtina March 20 2008, 15:27:30 UTC

I have an odd suggestion - maybe make a wiki for this at pbwiki, so that questions can be listed, and answered when possible?

Of course, I love pbwiki.

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