In reply to It's close, but...

Andrew Boon•10th of January 2009

OK, I've tried to answer some of the comments, but have very limited time now - will try to answer others shortly.

In general, just a few points:

- Green thing will not and should not push any conditions or requisites for getting or keeping a license. We're trying to ease and simplify licensing, instead.

- We're adding lots of new features and some mods will become obsolete, but we're not copying and are not going to copy or buy others' works. Dolphin is going to grow naturally, according see more

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MichelSwiss•10th of January 2009•to Andrew Boon

Hello Andrew :-)

In my humble opinion (IMHO), here are the main points you should reconsider:

- ergonomics (users often are lost while browing a Dolpin site - missing links in several pages which could allow the user to return to the profile he/she is browing, dead end )

- templates system (code that affect template is dispersed in too many files outside the templates folder)

- members pages customization could be easily improved (see my mod http://www.expertzzz.com/Downloadz/view/4454)

- see more

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gautam•11th of January 2009•to Andrew Boon

agree with the decision of no time frame. this will ensure bug free dolphin

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zonedate•31st of January 2009•to Andrew Boon

Boonex can best make a difference by swallowing its pride and not trying to reinvent the idea of starting a green community. Use your product - community software - to support pre-existing Green Communities and Green Businesses exactly how Zaadz is used by Whole Foods and Gaiam to power http://www.gaia.com/. I've checked, and the following sites look like they would benefit from your software and are not so established that they could not make a change: http://www.2people.org/, http://www.greenbusiness.net/, see more

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