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Ning To Jamroom
@soaringeagle -
I fear you are making too many assumptions about my level of knowledge and interest when it comes to diving deeper than I already have and am. It was worth the money to pay the JR team to make sure that my install was done properly, just as it was worth the money to ensure that the import was done properly. Yes, I probably could have done them, but I was able to do other things that needed my attention more just right now.
I am with
@Strumelia when it comes to wanting a lot more plug-and-play when it comes to modules that just work when you drop them into place. While at the same time I completely appreciate the option to roll up my sleeves and write my own modules, should I ever want to.
At the same time, I approach the code base and the development process with something close to 30 years of experience working as a member of development teams - but never as a coder, or at least not a serious one. My engineering managers wanted me to pay attention to what the code was doing, not how the code was written. I can do a good deal of basic HTML and CSS and virtually zero PHP or Apache server config.
I want to spend time more time moderating my community rather than tinkering with it and tweaking it. I started my blogging career back in 2001 using Dave Winer's Userland. From there I migrated to Expression Engine, manually copying over the content. I went cold turkey in early 2008 when I stopped my blog and opened my Ning community. I've been there, done that, and paid my dues.
Okay? You may find something easy to do and I may not. Just as I may find some things easy to do that you do not.
I appreciate your urging me not to think too much and just go do it. And I have in many respects in the migration to JR from Ning. I've done a lot more looking at code in the past two weeks than in the past five years and I am sure that I will be doing a lot more of it, way past my comfort zone.