[Typo3-marketing] typo3 on ebay

media.res | alex widschwendter a.widschwendter at mediares.at
Tue Jan 25 10:44:44 CET 2005


he sipke,

> I'm a subscriber to the Typo3 marketinglist and was following your discussion
> regarding the auction on eBay. I was also the one that was bidding for the
> typo3 page yesterday and therefor it was no pricepusher but me. I don't even
> know the guy offering the pages.
> I think that maybe you should let the next one slip and maybe even the ones
> after that. I will till you why that seems a good idea to me. I am interested
> for a long time in Typo3, I've been experimenting with it a lot, but 
> due to the
> fact that I'm not all that technical and do not have the time and money 
> to learn
> all the ins and out I stopped using it. I think that there are hundreds of
> people like me around that like the idea of Typo3 but don't have the money and
> knowledge to use it.
> The way this guy offers it, is a way to let people sniff at a genuine 
> typo3 page
> for a small amount of money. So therefore I think that Typo3 would 
> benifit from
> letting the auctions go and even promote them to get more people into 
> using the
> great software.

i can't agree with you in this points:
- for this amount (25 EUR?) the agency will not setup a template 
selector, BE-usergroups, multilang, and and and ... even if the could do it.

so what you get, are two self administrable sites not using any of the 
strenght of TYPO3. so where is the benefit for TYPO3 if its strenght and 
features are not used, and the lessons for administrator/editors do not 
take place so you have no further guides than all the things you 
mentioned - and didn't help you in the past!?

just some more TYPO3 users frustrated by a shitty setup!

the famous 2c

alex



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