Dating Site Template
Design and Skin Customization
I have dated a number of Jamrooms over the years. Some of them were excellent company and we had a lot of fun, but I haven't found "the one" yet.
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Design and Skin Customization
I have dated a number of Jamrooms over the years. Some of them were excellent company and we had a lot of fun, but I haven't found "the one" yet.
YouTube Video Gallery Scheduling
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And Mozilla folded their project - I dont think popcorn has much of a future.
YouTube Video Gallery Scheduling
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Brian, Popcorn was a very nice Mozilla project which mixed various kinds of media on a video editor type of timeline. It was a part of their webmaker education project, not related to popcorn time in any way.
YouTube Video Gallery Scheduling
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Mozilla's own site using popcorn (one of the webmaker sites) went away a while ago, not sure why.
Explaining the Sign up form, a two-way problem, and a possible two-in-one solution
Using Jamroom
Might be best to keep your signup form very simple placing signups in a very simple quota which requires no approval.
Once they are signed up, ask for your more complicated information and then move those who are suitable into your intended quota.
Keeping things very simple at the point of signup also allows you to use FB, Twitter etc to create an account.
Designing a profile form for profiles in Quota X, and a different form for profiles in Quota Y
Using Jamroom
If you try some of these things out using the Form Designer you will be able to figure it out in much less time than it takes you to formulate your lists of questions. Most of these tasks are really quite straightforward when you try to action them. Overthinking things will just waste your time.
Try things out. You should then be able to focus your questions on your actual needs, and make it possible for someone to answer helpfully. Try things out on a test site and you will gain perspective and save yourself a lot of time.
As far as your users go, I have found that academic-type users (I think that's your market) really appreciate simplicity in a quota structure. They don't have anywhere near enough time to learn new stuff in order to make use of a good tool. They will deliberately avoid anything which requires them to spend time figuring out if their time investment is worth it or not. Keep your quota structure simple and flexible at the start, then reorganise it when practical branchings become clear.
To that end, for point 5 above, give them the same sub and help text. e.g. "Users on a Members account get 2 links but members on a Pro account get 3 links.
That text also tells them that they should upgrade in order to gain better features. They will get that, they aren't stupid, just afraid of losing a lot of time that they don't have.
Jamroom in development mode demo profiles
Using Jamroom
You can install the jrDeveloper module to load some placeholder content.
accelerated mobile pages complance in new core
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Amp pages all fail validation. Give it a try.
accelerated mobile pages complance in new core
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It all sounds a little bit confused. On the one hand Google say that they will give a penalty weighting to pages which don't validate, and they say they will give a penalty to pages which are not amp (which cannot validate).
Will the penalty for having a page which won't validate be smaller or larger than the penalty for having a non-amp valid page? Highly amusing
LifeStream not Streaming Updates From Social Nets ( Facebook, Twitter, Google+)
LifeStreams
Facebook feeds have been removed by facebook, I'm not seeing any problems with twitter, google or youtube though:
http://xdev4.ultrajam.co.uk/
