>>Oh yeah, I totally agree. I have told that to Mohammad over and over again, but I have given up.
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>>It's like you give someone a Porsche, and he asks you how he can get his horse to pull it for him.
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>Understood. I'm shocked at the amount of support people are giving him. He doesn't seem to grasp the most fundamental stuff. Some people need more grounding before they can move forward. Without that there will be a lot of instances of the horse kicking the Porsche's front end in.
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>Clients want qualified people. Qualified people want jobs. We're not helping clients or qualified people this way, IMO.


I was kind of floored to read "when many users use my project." I have always thought that he is a non-programmer trying to develop something for his own use. It never occured to me that he was being paid for his programming skills.