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

[Crisp, Steve [UK]]

Sandy,
 
May I suggest something to add to your template below for those that are earning money directly from PmWiki:
 
* Percentage revenue donated back to PmWiki author (or more realistically a yes/no answer that they donate _something_ for every order) - only fair.
 
If I were to contract someones services who relies on OpenSource software as the core of there business I would select someone with the highest donation after choosing a competent one.
 
:-)

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Sent: Fri 09/03/2007 14:41
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Subject: [pmwiki-users] List of Designers for Hire who use PmWiki



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







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