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Hi guys,
Here's the deal. If I survive tax season this year, I will need to start investing in the business for next year's taxes. To that end, I'm still considering purchasing Social Engine or other site software.
My question is, if (and it's all theoretical at this point) if I moved Whyzzat to different software like that, would you follow, or would that be the final straw?
The intent -- taxes aside -- really is to move to a more user-centric software that's a lot more inviting than "old" forum software like this tends to be.
Opinions? Ideas? Suggestions? Comments? Bitches? Gripes? Grumbles?
Here's the deal. If I survive tax season this year, I will need to start investing in the business for next year's taxes. To that end, I'm still considering purchasing Social Engine or other site software.
My question is, if (and it's all theoretical at this point) if I moved Whyzzat to different software like that, would you follow, or would that be the final straw?
The intent -- taxes aside -- really is to move to a more user-centric software that's a lot more inviting than "old" forum software like this tends to be.
Opinions? Ideas? Suggestions? Comments? Bitches? Gripes? Grumbles?