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I recently posted a note on this list, Newslink/400 and comp.sys.ibm.misc.as400, requesting assistance for a program I wanted to write (I posted it as "IFS Cleanup"). I did not get much of any helpful feedback, but I'm certain that someone out there has done what I'd like to do. So why aren't they responding? I'm sure there are a number of reasons: time, hesitancy to share code which has the potential to make money, etc. I respect these reasons, being a programmer myself, but, it still doesn't solve my immediate problem. So, I've hit upon an idea that, while not necessarily revolutionary, may be something that has the potential to "kill two birds with one stone". I haven't worked the details out but my plan is as follows: I'd like to be able to post either on our company web site, or an internet newsgroup, or somewhere, a list of discrete programs which we are entertaining bids on. My thinking is that these would have to be very distinct, non-integrated programs, and would have to be very well-defined - not projects, just simple stand-alone programs. I currently have 2 programs like this that are simply things on my to-do list that I never seem to get to. Other details about payment, receipt of code, etc. would need to be worked out, but don't seem insurmountable. As a programmer, I know that I would be willing to bid on programs that were similar to ones I'd already done - allowing me to make a little extra money without spending a lot of time doing it. Comments? Dave +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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