cross posted: some new sites for PHP experts

Double posted.

We set up some sites where PHP experts can earn some money answering
questions about various PHP technologies. I've read that this idea is
sometimes called "micro consulting". The idea is that someone with an
emergency offers $20 or $30 for a quick answer to their urgent
question.

We've had some modest success with the site we put up for WordPress
experts:

http://www.wpquestions.com/


We just put a site for the Symfony framework:

http://www.symfonyexperts.com/


We are curious what site should we start next? Drupal? Cake?
CodeIgniter?

We would love some feedback from the PHP community.


-- lawrence

On Feb 21, 7:51 pm, Mick wrote:
> lawrence wrote:
> > Double posted.
>
> > We set up some sites where PHP experts can earn some money answering
> > questions about various PHP technologies. I've read that this idea is
> > sometimes called "micro consulting". The idea is that someone with an
> > emergency offers $20 or $30 for a quick answer to their urgent
> > question.
>
> > We've had some modest success with the site we put up for WordPress
> > experts:
>
> >http://www.wpquestions.com/
>
> > We just put a site for the Symfony framework:
>
> >http://www.symfonyexperts.com/
>
> > We are curious what site should we start next? Drupal? Cake?
> > CodeIgniter?
>
> > We would love some feedback from the PHP community.
>
> > -- lawrence
>
> I would suggest Timetrex. Using their forums solicits a reply normally
> from 1 guy which is very monosyllabic and often none too helpful.


Thanks, Mich. We might, though I admit I'm nervous to go after a
private company's private product, unless that company is very large.
The company can always do a better job offering support, and then that
would eliminate our reason for existing.