Sorry Joel.Didn't mean to be sarcastic, but there is no b3ta from 21st of March without solving this hosting issue.
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rob,
Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:59,
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Don't know muchbut it's not unrealistic to suggest that if the site was a success, you could take that style/identity on to the record sleeves etc, charging the record company a commission.
Also, if that provoked other people to want sites/designs, people who'd actually pay, couldn't b3ta evolve into something similar to the companies that rent out processing power, except with creativity - ie you buy a certain amount of exposure time to the b3ta community.
(Also, if that provoked other people to want sites/designs, people who'd actually pay, couldn't b3ta evolve into something similar to the companies that rent out processing power, except with creativity - ie you buy a certain amount of exposure time to the b3ta community.
mrbrong,
Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:21,
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I wouldn't want any commissionJust to be able to say you helped built his site would be good enough for me. (maybe a link to snakey on there though!)
Something to put on your CV innit?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:25,
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Something to put on your CV innit?
Me toobut with all this bandwidth talk,I thought it might be a way of getting the revenue in without killing the site.
The best thing is that nobody would have to do anything they wouldn't do for free anyway, but by doing they'd be keeping the site going.
(The best thing is that nobody would have to do anything they wouldn't do for free anyway, but by doing they'd be keeping the site going.
mrbrong,
Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:34,
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