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NEW TECH WEBSITE

jockdisvdude

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Hey guys, I'm going to create a new website that has tech related, computer modding, Motherboards, reviews, forums, CASE GALLErIES! I was wondering if anyone would like to VOLUNTEer to help out. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
 

PRimate13

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I'm just a junior members, but aren't you guys being rude by just saying "no" like that. And RaoulDuke sure didn't seem very nice either...

Jockdisvdude, you're very mature about this, my admiration to you.
 

Paulson

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It'd seem more convienient if you joined a site that's starting up...

I'd be more than happy to let you join my team, at paulsonator.com/tech...

of course, we're not off the ground yet, but I could use people that have ambition to do such join my site....

With so many tech sites out there, having plenty of sites wont set you out amongst the crowd. Good reviews done by devoted members do it.
 

helloedchen

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come on guys...give the guy a break. He's asking nicely, not like hes being an a$$ about it.

its hard starting up a new tech site, i've been there. If u keep goin at it and ignore what ppl say, most of the time u'll succeed. Here's a bump for ya, if u need any ideas or anything...shoot me a pm or something. Be glad to give some thoughts or suggestions. good luck.
 

Paulson

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I also agree. If you don't want to help out, don't be dicks about it and be mean. That's not what this forum is about. He nicely asked, no reason for you to meanly be jerks...
 

Russ

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<< I'm just a junior members, but aren't you guys being rude by just saying &quot;no&quot; like that. >>



What exactly is rude about saying no? Were they supposed to say yes, then not do anything to help?

BTW, jockdisvdude, the answer to your question is no.

Russ, NCNE
 

Josh

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There are a lotta tech sites on the web already, it'd be really hard for you to make your presence known, however, if you've got the information, the staff, the layout, the content then you might have a chance. It's all up to you and your choices.
 

mithrandir2001

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You need to develop a compelling &quot;mission statement&quot;. There are tons of tech sites on the web already...what are you going to present that will differentiate your site and drive traffic? Why should people leave AT?
 

Pyro

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I'd like to help you out, but right now I'm gonna dedicate myself to Java and the Gym.


However, if you'd like a simple java applet, such as a newscroller, a navitation bar or something like that, message me.


a word of advice: make sure you site is as unique and original as possible, otherwise when you build it, they won't come.

Good luck
 

BigToque

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Russ,



<< What exactly is rude about saying no? Were they supposed to say yes, then not do anything to help? >>



If you don't want to help, it would probably be easiest to not post anything.

If you do say something, fine, but you don't need to add things like &quot;plink plink, my balls, in your drink&quot;.
 

MrCodeDude

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Don't even bother trying, there's no way you can compete with HardOCP, Anandtech, ZDNet now, although I bet you can make a little $$ off of it though. Repost this topic when you have a layout and some content, you'll have better luck.
-- mrcodedude
 

KevinF

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MrCodeDude: There is absolutely no way to make money from a tech site right now. I haven't seen a paying ad on the forums today, just the default banner trying to get me to buy advertising.

Unless you have enough traffic to get people to buy T-Shirts and such, or you can sell premium member status like Ars is trying to do, you'll be lucky to break even.

Anyways, there's nothing wrong with forming a site on a forum... though the people at T3D are usually more receptive. :)
 

helloedchen

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Jan 7, 2000
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<< I'm just a junior members, but aren't you guys being rude by just saying &quot;no&quot; like that. >>



What exactly is rude about saying no? Were they supposed to say yes, then not do anything to help?

BTW, jockdisvdude, the answer to your question is no.

Russ, NCNE

they could have just hit the back button and not replied...