12-02-2007, 07:31 PM
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La Vida es Sueño
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Oldham
Posts: 2,280
Thanks: 90
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Few ideas going around
We've been racking our brains over the past few days, thinking of even more to add to TalkPHP. A few things we've come up with are as follows:
Note: Is thanksgiving the same as independence day? I didn't think it was, but Karl seems to think otherwise. We're Brits, you see
- Regular competitions with prizes (possibly Amazon vouchers, or just programming related books and things);
- Competitions for special occasions, such as:
- Christmas
- New Year's
- Halloween
- Easter
- Independence Day
- Earth Day
- Thanksgiving
- Beta testing section to get beta testers for your web applications (paid or otherwise);
- Websites reviews: we take a website and break it down into all its good and bad points and discuss each other, allowing others to discuss it as well;
- Weekly comic strip (possibly, I've not thought this one through);
- Weekly poll which has the potentiality to open up further discussions;
- Tokens handed out by administrators for articles and scripts etc. based on many factors such as uniqueness which can be redeemed for various things from Amazon vouchers to TalkPHP advertising;
- PHP function library where everybody can contribute their own functions for various things - break it down into really strict categories as well as vB's search functionality;
- In extension to the cash for articles, etc. perhaps have writer columns for those interested and have various incentives. This will allow you a place to write about your opinions, views, etc.
These are just a few of the ideas we've had. I don't know how you feel about them, so I'd like some input from you all I think we've got a very good niche here and a lovely blossoming community so I think the more things we have that people love, the better  !
Any opinions/suggestions from yourselves? It would be much appreciated!
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