Re: WebDNA Challenge - Was: Why WebDNA is not popular
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texte = Brian .. The initial idea was open code - something everyone in the community could re-use.We to have great code that we could enter but do not want to give away.I prefer an open entry/open code model.Its a competition - there are not going to be prizes, just praise and admiration, we're doing it for fun .. > I like this idea, but the one problem I see is.. encryption. > Over the past few weeks I have been coding here and there building a > database import system that will allow a user to upload and import a > database into any existing database in a designated folder. > This would definately be my entry, but since I have spent so much time > working on it, there is no way I would put it up unencrypted since it could > have potential resale value. > > This rule may hurt creativeness as I am sure may of us have written some > pretty talented code. > > Maybe users could just upload their name and email which would remain > private until a winner is found, then put a link to their script which is on > their own server. This way no one has to worry about having users upload > potentially harmful code to their server. > > Brian ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Brian .. The initial idea was open code - something everyone in the community could re-use.We to have great code that we could enter but do not want to give away.I prefer an open entry/open code model.Its a competition - there are not going to be prizes, just praise and admiration, we're doing it for fun .. > I like this idea, but the one problem I see is.. encryption. > Over the past few weeks I have been coding here and there building a > database import system that will allow a user to upload and import a > database into any existing database in a designated folder. > This would definately be my entry, but since I have spent so much time > working on it, there is no way I would put it up unencrypted since it could > have potential resale value. > > This rule may hurt creativeness as I am sure may of us have written some > pretty talented code. > > Maybe users could just upload their name and email which would remain > private until a winner is found, then put a link to their script which is on > their own server. This way no one has to worry about having users upload > potentially harmful code to their server. > > Brian ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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