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    Paul Selormey
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    Hello Chris, That you are doing a good job is true but enough of the celebrations, get into serious business. 1. Adverts: Do you want to be paid for placing the banners below articles? No serious site is doing this, please. Besides this is not anything to please programmers, if you think you are doing it for them. With immediately effect! start placing banners above the "article of the week" column. 2. Comments: Your personal desire seems to be overriding popular demand here for comments on articles. If all that is needed is to post codes, many sites are already available for this-even shareware sites like winfiles.com do post codes. a. A lot post codes and articles to help get jobs, and to them the current site will be enough. b. Many leak codes from their projects to get others review it and improve it. These IT professionals will hardly wish to waste time here. Even if it is to use others codes, the comments will make the IT confident-no one wish to download "headaches". c. For many of us hobbyists, the comments and suggestions make us know how much we rate. Even, MSJ is posting articles with comments and rating sections so do we still have to continue to justify this? Demands for comments section started with this site and initially many of us just decided to look on since there was more work for you to do. Now, the site is up running and if this feature is still not there then there is only one meaning-you do not want to do it. In this case please do let us know since most of us are still evaluating this site to determine whether it is worth a full commitment. The main reason for many leaving the codeguru.developer.com is that the owners care more of decos than the needs of the developer-the "blue snake" is still up there covering codes. Now, let us know your stand for it is about time. Thanks for your good work. Best regards, Paul.

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      Hello Chris, That you are doing a good job is true but enough of the celebrations, get into serious business. 1. Adverts: Do you want to be paid for placing the banners below articles? No serious site is doing this, please. Besides this is not anything to please programmers, if you think you are doing it for them. With immediately effect! start placing banners above the "article of the week" column. 2. Comments: Your personal desire seems to be overriding popular demand here for comments on articles. If all that is needed is to post codes, many sites are already available for this-even shareware sites like winfiles.com do post codes. a. A lot post codes and articles to help get jobs, and to them the current site will be enough. b. Many leak codes from their projects to get others review it and improve it. These IT professionals will hardly wish to waste time here. Even if it is to use others codes, the comments will make the IT confident-no one wish to download "headaches". c. For many of us hobbyists, the comments and suggestions make us know how much we rate. Even, MSJ is posting articles with comments and rating sections so do we still have to continue to justify this? Demands for comments section started with this site and initially many of us just decided to look on since there was more work for you to do. Now, the site is up running and if this feature is still not there then there is only one meaning-you do not want to do it. In this case please do let us know since most of us are still evaluating this site to determine whether it is worth a full commitment. The main reason for many leaving the codeguru.developer.com is that the owners care more of decos than the needs of the developer-the "blue snake" is still up there covering codes. Now, let us know your stand for it is about time. Thanks for your good work. Best regards, Paul.

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      Chris Maunder
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      As you can see the ability to add comments to articles is now in place. Uwe has spent a lot of time working on the script, and it took a few weeks for him and I to get it working to our satisfaction. While you may think the site is "up and running" please be assured that what you see is barely the beginning. The article backlog is still large, and the amount of work to do before I can sit back and relax is more than I care to think about. Please remember that we are less than 2 months old. There is a long way to go, but we are off to a great start. cheers, Chris ================== The original message was: Hello Chris,
      That you are doing a good job is true but enough of the celebrations, get into serious business.

      1. Adverts:
      Do you want to be paid for placing the banners below articles? No serious site is doing this, please. Besides this is not anything to please programmers, if you think you are doing it for them.
      With immediately effect! start placing banners above the
      "article of the week" column.

      2. Comments:
      Your personal desire seems to be overriding popular demand here for comments on articles. If all that is needed is to post codes, many sites are already available for this-even shareware sites like winfiles.com do post codes.

      a. A lot post codes and articles to help get jobs, and to them the current site will be enough.

      b. Many leak codes from their projects to get others review it and improve it. These IT professionals will hardly wish to waste time here. Even if it is to use others codes, the comments will make the IT confident-no one wish to download "headaches".

      c. For many of us hobbyists, the comments and suggestions make us know how much we rate. Even, MSJ is posting articles with comments and rating sections so do we still have to continue to justify this?

      Demands for comments section started with this site and initially many of us just decided to look on since there was more work for you to do. Now, the site is up running and if this feature is still not there then there is only one meaning-you do not want to do it. In this case please do let us know since most of us are still evaluating this site to determine whether it is worth a full commitment. The main reason for many leaving the codeguru.developer.com is that the owners care more of decos than the needs of the developer-the "blue snake" is still up there covering codes.
      Now, let us know your stand for it is about time.

      Thanks for your good work.
      Best reg

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