I've been reading these posts a bit. Etiquette dictates that posts which are blatant advertisements for the sole purpose of marketing should be, at a minimum, prefixed with one of the appropriate subject markers. There aren't many posts here that are solely marketing lures. I have seen many teasers, though here and on CDP. Those are fine, IMO, unless they are extremely short on content and continually show up across multiple threads for the unquestionable purpose of getting business. It's not fair to those who can offer similar services or products, for one or two individuals to constantly pollute the list with such teasers and invitations for business. I'm not saying it's bad to say, "hey.. I've done that before, give me a call and we'll talk about it." I'm saying when someone asks if something is doable, the responding poster should provide more public information than "call me, I can do it for you." Perhaps a short informative paragraph regarding what technologies were used and how they are generally put together should be considered required. That way, other consultants can discuss contrary technologies or methods of accomplishing the same goals. The originating poster can then better decide where to go with the questions, depending on their specific situation.
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