A great website should take half a day for a mildly experienced programmer...
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Sorry let me compose myself and start again
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Oh dear. How long is a piece of string? Or more accurately, define 'website'. Did a 'mildly experienced programmer' throw bitcointalk.org together before lunch? And then bash out youtube.com that afternoon just for shits and giggles?
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crudely put ...
but VERY to the point ...
appreciated for responding in a way i would have if i had the chance - face to face ...
it seems we have highly experienced web developers - c++ developers - php developers - core engineers - stratum engineers ( and thats to name a few of the things we require ) - that seem to do nothing but spew garbage like that - but always seem to do nothing else ... not one lending a helping hand - not one bothering to give CONSTRUCTIVE criticism ... not ONE bringing forth ANY money to pay for any of these professionals ...
#crysx
All good. Throwaway comments like that push my buttons and I can't be bothered with politeness or subtlety. Often you just have to add "
like me, if I could be bothered." to the end of their statement for it to make sense.
we have shown ONE person outside of theTEAM the template being used for CWI-WebSite ...
he assumed the same and queried its existence as well - BUT he is a long term follower AND respected member of the community ... he is a trader as well - which meant that when he saw the 'base' website - he was pulled back quite a bit with the things that are actually going into the site itself ... this is no basic site ... if he ever come here and commented - he would verify the same ...
tho we have contemplated the 'basic' site approach with a build later - we preferred to keep it as a full build THEN release ...
right now - its at a standstill for various reasons ... from time to money - these reasons are varied and we need to give no explanation regarding them - only to say that its been delayed once again ...
so again - i appreciate your reply ... as you seem to understand what actually goes on in the backed - from code to databases that need to be built and running before ANY frontend stuff can started ...
#crysx