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tonyfloyd

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Hi all....

From any past experiences...what would u say is the best social networking script out there?....looking to build out a social network for a specific niche industry....

thanks
Tony
 
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Readymade ones are handshakes, phpfox, dolphin etc.

But I would love to code it out myself :) So in my opinion the custom coded one is the best one :)
 
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the one's that friendster, facebook and myspace are using.
 
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-Nick- said:
Readymade ones are handshakes, phpfox, dolphin etc.

But I would love to code it out myself :) So in my opinion the custom coded one is the best one :)

Hey Nick,

What are you charging to code one yourself and how much better is it than Dolphins free one?

Thanks
 
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I charge 1K for it. With added options I charge 2K for it :)

Thanks.

How much better it is then others.
- It is better then the others from the client's point of view. Whatever the client tells me I put it in. If the client's idea is a great one. Then it is better then the others. If the idea is not so great one. Then it is not better. But mostly whenever I code. I charge 5 times the market rate :$: Only then I use my own brains in it. Otherwise it is just a simple code and forget stuff. All current clients are on this basis. They give me idea what they want give me the dollars and The rest I do myself :hearts:
 
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Hi Nick...

You have some ex's of custom coded social scripts you have done?

Tony
 
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PM Coming ;)
 
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