The main page would be best. Thanks so much for your help!!
Rey Christopher Jordan wrote: > Rey, > > What do you want us to do if the site is really a password protected > application? In my main example the app I write is totally 100% CF, but > the main face of the company on the web might not be (I'm not > responsible for that piece). Do you want a link to the login screen of > the application or a link to the main face of the company, or what? Let > me know, I *want* to contribute! :o) > > Cheers mate! > Chris > > Rey Bango wrote: >> Guys, for awhile, I've been griping up a storm via my blog and to >> whomever would listen that MM & Adobe weren't doing enough to get the >> word out about CF. And while I still think that a lot of work needs to >> be done, I came to the realization that I also needed to do more than >> just post gripes. I recently read this post on Ray Camden's blog: >> >> http://ray.camdenfamily.com/index.cfm/2007/2/22/Help-spread-the-word-at-the-Peoples-Toolbox >> >> The quote that struck me was: >> >> "apparently they had never heard of it, and I'm having a bit of trouble >> convincing them that a) lots of people use ColdFusion and b) that it is >> indeed worth adding to their site"" >> >> It hit me how bad of a job *all* of us have done in keeping ColdFusion >> in the limelight. ColdFusion and CFML just celebrated its 10th year and >> here's some new, unknown site questioning CF's worthiness. I was floored. >> >> So I decided to use a domain that I've had sitting around for some time >> as a vehicle for CF-related evangelism. >> >> http://www.gotcfm.com/ >> >> I am looking at GotCFM.com as a VERY niche site that's whole focus is to >> have information to help promote CF-related technologies. It won't allow >> people to search for the best way to create a CFC or which custom tag is >> available for zip code locations. There are plenty of top-notch sites >> for that. I want to build a place where anyone can go to find specific >> information such as: >> >> - A continuously updated list of sites using CF >> - Information on how to position CF within your company >> - Information on specific features that make CF better than other >> technologies >> - Case studies on successful implementations of CF >> - "Powered by" buttons >> - Banner ads that can be added to your site to promote your favorite CF >> engine >> >> Some of you may say, "Well, Ben Forta already keeps a list of sites >> using CF", and that's certainly true. Ben has done a great job over the >> years of trying to get a nice list of sites. But, by no fault of Ben, >> its not all encompassing, its not up-to-date and it doesn't appear to >> include sites built using other technologies like Ralio, Coral or >> BlueDragon. We don't just need a list of Adobe ColdFusion powered sites. >> We need a list of ALL *CFML* powered sites. And we need a method of >> allowing people to submit these sites themselves. >> >> I hope to flush it out further, especially if I can get community >> support. I hope that this type of site, dedicated solely to methods of >> bi-partisan CF evangelism, will help spread the word about CFML. >> >> I've already received support from New Atlanta and hope to soon get the >> support of Adobe, Ralio and the whole CF-Community. >> >> Your feedback is welcome and your involvement would definitely be >> appreciated. You can start by submitting sites that powered by *ANY* >> CFML engine. That would be a great first step. If you have other ideas >> for the site, please let me know. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Rey Bango... >> >> > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Macromedia ColdFusion MX7 Upgrade to MX7 & experience time-saving features, more productivity. http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion Archive: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/message.cfm/messageid:270775 Subscription: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/subscribe.cfm Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=89.70.4
