I've just spent two weeks negotiating with a firm who want someone to build a URL submission engine for them; a system where the paying customers fill out one form and the business submits their data to all the search engines they can find. (like "submit-it" but more thorough) The system I proposed to build for them had, therefore, two interfaces: a client interface for the paying customers to put their information into, and an administrative interface for the administrators to define new "targets" which were to be defined in terms of The CGI URL to submit the data to, the form of the data, and a translation table translating the categorization information collected on the One Form into the categories required by the specific targets. Negotiations fell apart when I tried to add a clause to their contract which would make the copyright on the finished program return to me if they didn't pay for it (after a year) so I am patting myself on the back for getting away without giving them a chance to not pay me. But anyway. Would anyone be into helping put together a free, open-sourced URL submission engine based on the idea in the second paragraph? We would host it on my reliable, high-bandwidth rented virtual server and all participants would get to share the glory of the credit. I have set up a mailing list to discuss this further. To join, send an email to freesubmit-subscribe@egroups.com _______________________________________________________ David Nicol 816.235.1187 nicold@umkc.edu ./configure && make && make test ==== Want to unsubscribe from Fun With Perl? Well, if you insist... ==== Send email to <fwp-request@technofile.org> with message _body_ ==== unsubscribe