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10-25-04, 06:01
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website for resident convenient
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i plan to create a website for user who stay in condominium. this website is speacially created to ease the residents who live condominium. Do you have any idea what are the features or facilities that i can put it the website?
for example, this website enable residents to pay their rental or maintenance fees online. or add forum to this web site.
Anyone who has idea do not hesitate to post it here. i would appreciate any advice. 
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10-25-04, 07:39
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Web cam to the front door?
URLs to neighbours wired up fridges, then they know who they can pester for a cup of milk, pizza etc!
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10-25-04, 08:16
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My first suggestion would be to ask them what they'd like. The most important step to satisfying user's needs is to discover what those needs are!
Next, try to foster a sense of community. Do what you can to develop a "sense of place" with community involvement.
-PatP
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10-25-04, 09:41
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Originally Posted by Pat Phelan
My first suggestion would be to ask them what they'd like. The most important step to satisfying user's needs is to discover what those needs are!
Next, try to foster a sense of community. Do what you can to develop a "sense of place" with community involvement.
-PatP
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I would go with a sex site.....since 75% of the web already is.....
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10-27-04, 02:46
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User driven requirements?
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My first suggestion would be to ask them what they'd like ...
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A few years ago I developed a database for a Diabetes department in an NHS hospital. After a few weeks I told my manager I had to rewrite sections of it due to the way that patients were processed in clinics. My manager's response, "Tell Dr ***** that he's running his clinics wrong, and he needs to change!"
Tha's how the goold old NHS works (in parts).

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10-27-04, 03:07
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Originally Posted by Ryker
Tha's how the goold old NHS works (in parts).
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I disagree entirely, what ive found that if a consultant(or manager) doesnt like something youve provided them, theyll either bad mouth you to everyone or produce something by themselves:- especially when youve given them exactly what they asked for
on the question in hand find places of interest around the area, people like stuff to do
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10-27-04, 04:36
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True enough David (nice to see you back on BTW  ), but it depends if it looks "Pretty" to them as some of them say "Yes it does what i want, but it doesn't look nice...". Oh, you'll laugh at this remember the problems i had with SQL Server and our helpdesk database? Well, my boss now has me custom building our own interface for it now. Talk about stupid.
Back to the question at hand though, Find out what they are looking for, locations, local attractions nearby those locations. BAsically everything you would look for if you were there and more.
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10-27-04, 05:27
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Originally Posted by cruickshanks
(nice to see you back on BTW  ),
Back to the question at hand though, Find out what they are looking for, locations, local attractions nearby those locations. BAsically everything you would look for if you were there and more.
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Nice to be Back
In Cruickshanks Case a Local Attraction might be a Huge Set of Steps to fling himself off, while drunk on a bike
For me it might be where can i find baby formula at 3a.m. and it won't take me more than 15 mins to get
other things may include public transport schedules, Local schools in the area
local news, sports facilities, Cost of things etc.
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10-27-04, 05:54
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Originally Posted by DavidCoutts
In Cruickshanks Case a Local Attraction might be a Huge Set of Steps to fling himself off, while drunk on a bike
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Well, true, but im out of the biking scene for at least six months due to my last load of injuries (remember the shopping list?). The general outline so as to not hijack this thread, is that my left shoulder hasn't healed properly, and as a result either the collarbone is sitting about an inch higher than it should be, or I have severely damaged the shoulder joint itself, which is sitting an inch lower than it should be. the doc's not too sure, so i've been referred to a specialist to get it looked at, but if that doesn't help any then it means going under the knife. Nice... 6 week holiday!
Going back to the topic of this thread though, i took it as a holiday thing, but if it's a long term living situation, relative closeness to the local shops, restaurants, and entertainment would be failry major things. From there it's as David said (if they have children), local schools (good ones hopefully), etc.
Oh David, whens the second one due again? is it next month?
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10-27-04, 08:01
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Life and times in the NHS
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I disagree entirely, what ive found that if a consultant(or manager) doesnt like something youve provided them, theyll either bad mouth you to everyone or produce something by themselves:- especially when youve given them exactly what they asked for.
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Didn't make myself clear. What I found was, if the customer (consultant usually) likes it, you're almnost immediately told by an IT manager to change it - seems to be on principle. This did result in hige rows between Consultants and said managers, but not face to face of course.
I have to say that most of the consultants I worked with were extremely polite, and expressed appreciation of the work I did. They always asked for changes to a "finished" product though. I remember doind a project for two consultants, whenever one wanted something changed the other would rung up the day after the change and aske for something else to be changed! Bit like a competition.
It wasn't awkward consultants that chased me out, but a bullying manager, something that seems all too common in hte NHS.
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10-27-04, 08:27
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People on Power trips after being given a slice of power, and never forget that you are almost always in the firing line,
Ive experienced it myself after working for abt 3 years in the NHS, the management seem to be disgraceful (at least where i was), but now after im out of that situation (although still contacting for the NHS) im a lot happier and with management that seem to respect my abilities
Oh and by the way my wifes not pregnant before rumours start so i wont be having another child next month unless it;s one of these miracle alien baby's
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10-28-04, 06:50
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Originally Posted by DavidCoutts
Oh and by the way my wifes not pregnant before rumours start so i wont be having another child next month unless it;s one of these miracle alien baby's
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You never know, it could be.
I'd just be worried if that did happen and it looked like someone else. :wink:
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10-28-04, 16:59
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unless it;s one of these miracle alien baby's
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OK - I've got a fiver on the alien!

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10-28-04, 17:31
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Originally Posted by Ryker
OK - I've got a fiver on the alien!

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Two will get you three it's really David, dressed like an alien!
-PatP
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10-28-04, 19:17
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well this thread has been nicely hijacked......
Download about strata agreements/rules.
Booking areas for shared facilitys eg. bbq areas, squash courts, etc
Some sort of online events calendar for things like street closures, water outages, power outages etc.
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