[pmwiki-users] List of Designers for Hire who use PmWiki

[Sandy]

My main concern is whether it would be appropriate to advertise, on Pm's 
site, services which may be in competition with his own business.

Also, to the fine print, add: PmWiki is open source. You would be paying 
for expertise, hosting, and the time they spend, not for the actual 
PmWiki program.

Sandy
(Who dreams of someday being organized enough to learn enough to offer 
useful services.)


Sandy wrote:
> Extracts from a hobby newsgroup:
> 
> A: You put your illustrated story up in Word format. I can't read it.
> B: Oh, is Word format bad? It's the only way I could think of.
> 
> B: I'm so excited! I've hired a professional to design my new site! Will 
> I still have to learn HTML to put up my illustrated story?
> 
> (Her current site a paid Yahoo site.)
> 
> Anyone else out there biting their tongue?
> 
> Of course, I wanted to tell her, too late, "Contact one of the people on 
> the PmWiki list."
> 
> Is it worth (or advisable) to have a page on PmWiki.org of people who 
> create PmWiki sites for others?
> 
> Brainstorm of what to include:
> 
> * size and price (range). Do you prefer small hobby sites or 
> multi-nationals?
> ** include 1 year domain reg & hosting? Hobbiests don't know to ask.
> 
> * link to own site and portfolio
> 
> * usual fine print about PmWiki not actually approving any of these 
> desginers.
> 
> Sandy