GotCFM com Approaching 1000 Sites - Contest/Prizes

Hi everyone, I'm very happy to announce that GotCFM.com is just 10 sites shy of reaching 1000 CFML-Powered sites. This is really an awesome achievement and helps to show that CF-technologies are very relevant in today's Internet development efforts. To commemorate the 1000th site submission, Adobe has generously donated a Adobe laptop-ready backpack filled with Adobe goodness (small promo items, t-shirts, etc...). Also, Will Tomlinson of ColdFusionGear has graciously donated Got ColdFusion? mugs and tshirts. So here's the way this will work: - Submitter for site 1,000 will get the Adobe backpack and a Got ColdFusion? coffee mug I will then give prizes to the next five "unique" submitters irregardless of site position. By unique submitters, I mean five different people. The prizes for that will be as follows: - Submitter #1 will get a Got ColdFusion? tshirt and a Got ColdFusion? coffee mug - Submitter #2 will get a Got ColdFusion? tshirt - Submitter #3 will get a "What Would Ben Do" tshirt - Submitter #4 will get a Got ColdFusion? tshirt - Submitter #5 will get a "What Would Ben Do" tshirt The rules: - The submission must be for a "CFML-powered" site which is not already on the list - The site MUST be predominantly CFML-powered. If it has one CFM page in it with the rest powered by another technology, then it won't qualify. - It must follow the guidelines listed here: http://www.gotcfm.com/thelist.cfm - You MUST provide your email address when submitting so I can get a hold of you. If you don't enter your email address, you will not be eligible. - When contacted, you have 5 days to reply with a shipping address. If no reply is received, a new winner will be chosen for the respective prize - Employees of Adobe, New Atlanta, Railo,  the Smith Project, and any CF application server project/maker are not eligible. The winners will be announced on CF-Talk on Friday, August 17th, 2007. The prizes will be shipped anywhere in the world via standard postal service. I want to thank everyone for their support and look forward to continuing the effort of promoting CF-technologies to the development community. Rey....

Rey, I could add a couple hundred or so to the list. Most are somewhat brochure ware and may only use cfinclude and cfmail (for contact form) for its only cfcode. But many of them are also database powered. However, I do not see myself having the time to enter these into the form. Perhaps there is an easier way such as via a spreadsheet or something. I could work on a list slowly and send it to eventually. -- Matt Williams "It's the question that drives us." > Hi everyone, > > I'm very happy to announce that GotCFM.com is just 10 sites shy of > reaching 1000 CFML-Powered sites. This is really an awesome achievement > and helps to show that CF-technologies are very relevant in today's > Internet development efforts.

Hi Matt, Awesome man! That would be cool. I'll contact you offlist to help in laying the data that I would need for a spreadsheet. Thanks, Rey/... Matt Williams wrote: > Rey, I could add a couple hundred or so to the list. Most are somewhat > brochure ware and may only use cfinclude and cfmail (for contact form) > for its only cfcode. But many of them are also database powered. > However, I do not see myself having the time to enter these into the > form. Perhaps there is an easier way such as via a spreadsheet or > something. I could work on a list slowly and send it to eventually.

Hi Rey, I submitted iowalum.com/magazine But I didn't give a contact.  If it wins one of the prizes let me know :) -Carlos ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

Sounds like the 1000 should have been reached or soon.  I presume you will broadcast the winner here?  I submitted three myself.

Hi Ian, Yep, I will announce the winner next Friday (8/17/07). I won't say whether the mark has been reached but apart from the prizes, folks should submit since the list is a valuable resource to the community. Rey... Ian Skinner wrote: > Sounds like the 1000 should have been reached or soon.  I presume you > will broadcast the winner here?  I submitted three myself.

What happens when a stupid user hits enter by accident, and submits a wrong profile? (the bottom half, category, keywords, cf version are wrong)

You send them to their room without supper. Mik At 01:32 PM 8/10/2007, you wrote: >What happens when a stupid user hits enter by accident, and submits a >wrong profile? > >(the bottom half, category, keywords, cf version are wrong)

> What happens when a stupid user hits enter by accident, and submits a > wrong profile? Make them rewrite their site in perl 5.0. Or ASP 3.  That'll learn 'em. Damien