September 24th, 1999, 11:09 AM
Found a new programmer forum.... Brainbuzz.com
Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Brainbuzz.com
Naga Vinod
October 13th, 1999, 08:25 PM
What should it contain?
czieler2
October 19th, 1999, 09:09 AM
What do you mean what should it contain? Its a new site like codeguru...it doesn't have as much stuff yet because it is new though.
February 8th, 2000, 10:01 PM
Become a BrainBuzz host.....
http://developers.brainbuzz.com/Headline/default.asp?hi=S5H128
Just tell us which Tech Forum(s) you're interested in hosting and briefly describe your qualifications. We'll review your info and give you a call to discuss the details, usually within 14 days. If you wind up joining the BrainBuzz.com community as a host, we'll ask you to give us a "mug shot" which we'll include on the forum(s) you host along with a link to your profile and other info about you and your technical background. The best part about hosting (other than all the satisfaction you'll get from helping fellow members) is that you'll make some money (We're not kidding!) and get one of those cool BrainBuzz.com T-shirts.
SO REALLY, WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?
Not only is it a fair question, but you're also very important to the BrainBuzz.com community. That's why we've come up with a program to reward you that includes:
A little cash for each reply you post on your forum(s). The more quickly you respond, the more you make! We'll get into the details of our payment plan if we accept your application.
A FREE BrainBuzz.com T-shirt
WHAT'S REQUIRED?
Not nearly as much as a lot of other sites want. Our volunteer hosts are experts in their field with 3+ years of direct hands-on experience with the subject matter of the forum(s) they host. Good communication skills are a definite plus too.
Hosts contribute to the BrainBuzz.com community by making a good faith effort to check in to the forums once or twice a day, even if only for a few minutes. Of course, the more time spent on the forums the better (and the more cash you'll rake in) but the point is we don't compel our hosts to spend tons of time on the forums. We know you're busy. Hosts post messages whenever they feel they can help a fellow member. Sometimes they're replying directly to other postings. Sometimes they're posting links to important articles or other resources on the Web relating to the forum(s) they host. Either way, they enjoy sharing what they know with other members while keeping their own skills sharp at the same time!
http://developers.brainbuzz.com/Headline/default.asp?hi=S5H128
Just tell us which Tech Forum(s) you're interested in hosting and briefly describe your qualifications. We'll review your info and give you a call to discuss the details, usually within 14 days. If you wind up joining the BrainBuzz.com community as a host, we'll ask you to give us a "mug shot" which we'll include on the forum(s) you host along with a link to your profile and other info about you and your technical background. The best part about hosting (other than all the satisfaction you'll get from helping fellow members) is that you'll make some money (We're not kidding!) and get one of those cool BrainBuzz.com T-shirts.
SO REALLY, WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?
Not only is it a fair question, but you're also very important to the BrainBuzz.com community. That's why we've come up with a program to reward you that includes:
A little cash for each reply you post on your forum(s). The more quickly you respond, the more you make! We'll get into the details of our payment plan if we accept your application.
A FREE BrainBuzz.com T-shirt
WHAT'S REQUIRED?
Not nearly as much as a lot of other sites want. Our volunteer hosts are experts in their field with 3+ years of direct hands-on experience with the subject matter of the forum(s) they host. Good communication skills are a definite plus too.
Hosts contribute to the BrainBuzz.com community by making a good faith effort to check in to the forums once or twice a day, even if only for a few minutes. Of course, the more time spent on the forums the better (and the more cash you'll rake in) but the point is we don't compel our hosts to spend tons of time on the forums. We know you're busy. Hosts post messages whenever they feel they can help a fellow member. Sometimes they're replying directly to other postings. Sometimes they're posting links to important articles or other resources on the Web relating to the forum(s) they host. Either way, they enjoy sharing what they know with other members while keeping their own skills sharp at the same time!
codeguru.com
Copyright Internet.com Inc., All Rights Reserved.
Copyright Internet.com Inc., All Rights Reserved.