Put an announcement in the New Communities community as a starting point. You can post links about it in other places where potential members are. Telling people to leave where they are and go to your site is inherently rude, so you have to be careful and polite. Check the rules for wherever you post and get a feel for the place before you put up a link.

In the long run people will find you, but it can feel like a very long run. Particularly since you need content to attract people and you need people to generate content. There is a tipping point where it will suddenly take off. Just try to be patient until you get there.

This is probably the best possible time to start new communities. All of us fledditors are creating new accounts and looking for communities to join.

The same data you use to say that programmers are overpaid could be seen as an indication that professional-level software development is more difficult than you think and warrants the higher salaries. Programming is one of those things that almost anyone can do, but relatively few can do well.

Either way, if there were people who could do it better or cheaper they would be.

Edit: In the interest of full disclosure, my view may be slanted because I am a developer. On the other hand, that means I’ve seen the subject from the inside.

Ouch. I understand exactly how things like that happen, but it is unfortunate. Hope it’s resolved quickly.

There is a tremendous amount of pressure on everyone in the development/admin chain right now because of the insane influx of new users. (I’m one of them.) It amazes me how well everyone has been handling it. And I am grateful to all of you!

I should have remembered about “drag from Start”. My memory is not what it was. :-}

The explorer: shell:AppsFolder is not one I knew about, but it will certainly be useful.

Thanks to both of you for the hep!

This is much appreciated.

Can someone tell me what the kbin microblog does? I’m still feeling my way around the features…

I’m not sure what you mean by the resistor Tones. All the Emisar lights have RGB auxiliaries. All multicolor LEDs use separate RGB emitters grouped close together. It is more obvious with the small ones, like the ones used for auxiliaries, but it’s true of all of them.