Re: Netjuke Project Update - 2/20/2004

Blake! NJ2 sounds a-m-a-z-i-n-g!
Now, I'd love to test it. I don't know if you remember me from when the 
netjuke-users list was in heavier use, but I have a massive collection of 
mp3's and I use netjuke to sort through, catalog, search, etc. I also have a 
lot of friends that use my install to download music off me. I recently 
scratched my server and started it afresh and haven't reinstalled NJ yet and 
a few have been asking about it. I'd love to help beta test NJ2 for you.
I don't have a lot of PHP/SQL/programming skills(though I'm learning fortran 
for a class....) but I do have a lot of experience running a linux server and 
am great with the GUI stuff, I have a great eye and ability to translate 
between newbie and techie speak. Plus, I'll have a few users that have in the 
past found bugs in netjuke that I've reported. anyway, you can use this email 
address to contact me, and my AIM account is "IndieRockSteve".
If you need any more information from me feel free to write me back.

Great work, glad to see you've been busy. I hope you are able to use NJ2 to 
make a living, I think your plan for doing it is great.

thanks,
Steven Adeff

On Friday 20 February 2004 04:23 pm, Blake Watters wrote:
> Responses should be addressed to me at [email protected] with the subject
> 'Netjuke2 Beta Test' and you should allow up to one week for a reply. If
> you bother me, you'll be silently ignored. Just send me your name,
> electronic contact info (email, AIM, etc), some information about how you
> use Netjuke & any requests/complaints, and a bit about your skill level
> with PHP, SQL, and web applications in general. This last bit isn't because
> I am looking for techies -- I want a good cross-section of users from the
> most naive to the most sophisticated playing with the application. I'll
> send more information once the beta team has been assembled.


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