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MyWikiBiz, Author Your Legacy — Friday November 29, 2024
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==Commercial Suggestions==
==Commercial Suggestions==
OK, young grasshopper, here's an idea on how to take advantage of [[Centiare:aficianados|aficianados]] links from Main space entries to Directory listings. As you can see, while I deleted non-legal entries from the Directory, countries remain. That means you ''''own'''' them until the real owners show up ie the respective governments.
OK, young grasshopper, here's an idea on how to take advantage of [[Centiare:aficianados|aficianados]] links from Main space entries to Directory listings. As you can see, while I deleted non-legal entries from the Directory, countries remain. That means you ''''own'''' them until the real owners show up ie the respective governments. (However, see our [[Centiare:Spaces#No_Parking|No Parking]] rule.)
Like [[User:OmniMediaGroup|OmniMediaGroup]], you & your pals could create stub information in the Main space for N. America, Europe, etc, create afficianados links to your Directory listings, and from there provide travel/contact information. You're smart - you know what happens next (semantic tags-> Web 3.0->transactions = riches & fame).
Like [[User:OmniMediaGroup|OmniMediaGroup]], you & your pals could create stub information in the Main space for N. America, Europe, etc, create afficianados links to your Directory listings, and from there provide relevant/useful travel information. You're smart - you know what happens next (semantic tags-> Web 3.0->transactions = riches & fame).
You could be like a spider in the middle of a web, controlling all the action. Word of advice: don't try & do it alone. This is where networking leverage comes into play. A good place to check would be those poor saps over at Wikitravel who are laboring under some illusion that they may profit from all their hard work. LOL [[User:Snerfling|Snerfling]] 05:37, 3 February 2007 (PST)
You could be like a spider in the middle of a web, controlling all the action. Word of advice: don't try & do it alone. This is where networking leverage comes into play. A good place to check would be those poor saps over at Wikitravel who are laboring under some illusion that they may profit from all their hard work. LOL [[User:Snerfling|Snerfling]] 05:37, 3 February 2007 (PST)
