Maybe I've already started.
I'm creating this either way.
I could either finish it first and then sell it as software as a service on an annual basis, and offer that same deal to every forum out there. Or the RX could pay a one time fee upfront and buy exclusive rights to it.
I'd probably make more money on in the long run doing the former, but am willing to discuss the latter.
Advantage to the rx beyond exclusivity would be that if they got on board during the early stages of development, I could customize it to integrate with this site specifically.
very cool and probably why the website is as awesome as it is so fasti think the dude who did the fantasy supercontest site posts all of his code for people to comment/improve on. I don't know anything about it, but might have a look...
https://github.com/yadakhov/yadakhov.github.io/commits?author=yadakhov
i think the dude who did the fantasy supercontest site posts all of his code for people to comment/improve on. I don't know anything about it, but might have a look...
https://github.com/yadakhov/yadakhov.github.io/commits?author=yadakhov
Do the damn thing...That site is structured a little differently than I had mapped it out. It doesn't allow you to start "leagues", or your own individual contests. It lumps you in with all the other users.
So if you wanted to use this site to score a contest with 20 of your friends, your 20 people would be integrated in with all the thousands of other users. There would be no easy way to see "your league's" standings, who is currently in the money, etc.
I was thinking you could start a league, invite people (and it emails them), they join that GROUP, and then you have access to your joined groups when you log in; and standings display for your group only. Kinda like fantasy leagues.
I mean he still did a great job, but it doesn't really accomplish what I had envisioned.