Can I connect to my Neighbors

[leckey 0]

I don't think he meant harm; my bio would be confusing for those who didn't see the Lounge collapse upon itself. :-D But I always like the nice comments!

Does it matter what I write here? Someone just has to say something about it.

[Muhammad Gouda]

leckey wrote:

I don't think he meant harm

Ofcourse, I just found it irrelative to programming

leckey wrote:

But I always like the nice comments!

Thanks :-D

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[Muhammad Gouda]

leckey wrote:

My bio will be updated. It's a looooong story.

I am looking forward to that update, I am intrested in the story :laugh: . By the way, this discussion may be a sample of the implementation of my suggestion above. The concept is: Programming is one common thing among all CP's members One more thing may be the location I am not insesting on implementing my suggestion, I just explain my idea. However, thanks to all

Mohammed Gouda foreach(Minute m in MyLife) myExperience++;

[CPallini]

Mohammed Gouda wrote:

leckey wrote: But I always like the nice comments! Thanks [Big Grin]

I hardly believe she was referring to you. ;P

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[Maximilien]

There's the Meetings and Get-Togethers[^] forum. Ask for a get-together there and if people want to see you in the flesh, you can organize something locally.

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[Chris Maunder]

Mohammed Gouda wrote:

Just searching by location to find all persons from my country

Then you will return a list many hundreds of thousands long. I'm not convinced this will be of value.

Mohammed Gouda wrote:

you are from Canada

Actually I'm in Canada. Read my bio closer ;)

Mohammed Gouda wrote:

And few months ago you was enabling searching by member name So, What is the problem in enabling searching by location

Search by name returns a small set. By country returns a large set.

cheers, Chris Maunder

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[Muhammad Gouda]

CPallini wrote:

I hardly believe she was referring to you.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Mohammed Gouda foreach(Minute m in MyLife) myExperience++;

[CPallini]

Mohammed Gouda wrote:

foreach(Minute m in MyLife) myExperience++;

foreach (Minute m in MyLife)
MyHair--;

:(( :-D :laugh: :-D

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[Pete OHanlon]

leckey wrote:

But I always like the nice comments!

:-D Fair enough.

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[Bert delaVega]

For some countries, you might get thousands of pages. Many of those id's are either invalid, multiple, out-dated or abandoned. It's not that I think that a search by country, by date and activity wouldn't be good. But it also creates an opportunity for others to screw around with that information, if you know what I mean. What I would do is bookmark those active members that have similar interests to yours and then create a thread on the meetings board if you'd like to organize something formal with them. Personally, I have a list of people in my general area that I'd like to connect with at some point. No names, addresses, phone numbers or emails, just id's that I can contact and see what the response is.

[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

Wouldn't it thin the line of demarcation between a technical discussion forum website and a social networking website? :rolleyes:

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

Chris Maunder wrote:

By country returns a large set.

I am afraid, then the CP design team should also take into account the local laws of state regarding user privacy.

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