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I posted a question for collaboration with a developer and almost everyone who bothered to read wanted to crucify me. Its ridiculous that i made a simple request and people think its spam.
I dont blame u guyz for thinking like that, but probably think again.

Posted 2-Dec-11 1:15am

Unamka

Updated 5-Dec-11 6:58am

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R. Giskard Reventlov 2-Dec-11 7:41am

Boy, are you getting to spammed!

Smithers-Jones 2-Dec-11 7:55am

Do you really expect anbody here to call a phone number in Central Africa? Why do you post confidential, private data of yours in such a public way? Next time the 419 scammers ask for a phone number, I could easily just send them your number, just because I might feel bored (not that I would do such a thing).

Ashish Tyagi 40 2-Dec-11 12:45pm

But you didn't mentioned the programming language. You can also try to work with your seniors and classmates.

Albert Holguin 5-Dec-11 14:16pm

You just have to post in the right places... and don't post personal information... good luck next time :)

Smithers-Jones 7-Dec-11 7:00am

No, it's not ridiculous and nobody "crucified" you.

By the way our use of textspeak is unprofessional.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-12-02T01:44:00

Solution 1

That isn't quite how it works here - we generally don't have time to act as one-on-one mentors and / or tutors.
If this is what you think is the best route, then I suspect you are wrong, but on your head be it. Have a look at vWorker[^] - personally I wouldn't touch them because you get a lot of people wanting a complete operating system for $25, or offering to do a weeks work for $10, but you find find more what you are looking for there.

Posted 2-Dec-11 1:44am

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TorstenH. 2-Dec-11 8:15am

my +5 for that!

And to the thread-starter: Please choose ONE language to go for, it's not good to learn them all at the same time.

Albert Holguin 2-Dec-11 9:20am

I remember looking at some of these sites for some side work... I couldn't believe the rates... There must be programming sweat shops!

Richard MacCutchan · Answer 2 · 2011-12-05T07:32:00

Solution 2

No, we are not going to think again; this is not really what Quick Answers is for. However, if you post your question here[^] you may get a better response.

Posted 5-Dec-11 7:32am

Richard MacCutchan