Opensource WEB2.0 Submitter, Curl/php Programmers needed

Hi All,

Because of the high prices on software I'm thinking of making an opensource web2.0 submition tool.
Why opensource ? Because there will be (I hope) alot of people who can contribute.

I have alot of experience with filemaker. And that's what I will be using as the GUI. It will be available for MAC & PC.
I don't have alot of experience with curl but can do some stuff in php.

My idea's on what this software could be doing:
- Setup mulitple projects
- Submit to web2.0 sites (also create multiple post in one account )
- Schedule your posts
- Having multiple accounts on 1 web2.0
- proxy support (curl)
- grab an article from a folder

If you have any other idea's about this then let me know...

So what do I need ?

I need curl programmers who can create script's to login and post. I have 1 tumblr login script that worked, but no posting yet(I found the code on internet and modified it a bit)

Later on it will be great to have account creation scripts to.

Let me know what you think of this idea and if you're able to help. If there are enough people who are willing to contribute I will get this thing started.

p.s. sorry for the bad english

Regards

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This is looking great. However I would prefer you to build it and I will pay for it.

This ain't wordpress, and some will abuse it..

However, I wish you will get it done, whether it will be open source or not. I could use such a tool if its reliable.

Start the project in C#, you will get lot more contributors, including me.

indianbill007 said:

Start the project in C#, you will get lot more contributors, including me.

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Well I'm not familiar with C#.
I know the basics of php also classes and frameworks. So how hard will it be to learn C# ?

@mindmaster

The reason I would like the software to be opensource is that web2.0 sites very often change their site. (that's one of the reasons senuke is expensive, correct me if I'm wrong)
So if I make this opensource we could have alot of people who can make the software continue to work.

We can do it in php, but it would require regular updates.

If it requires regular updates for php wouldn't that the be the same for C# ?