Hello! Stay N' Alive is using DISQUS, a powerful comment system, to manage its comments. Learn more.
Community Page
- staynalive.com/ Jump to website »
-
Subscribe -
Community
-
Top Commenters
-
Popular Threads
-
Recent Comments
- Thanks, "a". I'll have you edit all my articles from now on.
- it's 'on a roll' not on 'on a role' do you even have a degree in anything?
- Although my account had not been suspended. My account had not been searchable via Twitter People search and my tweets are not locatable in Twitter Search. This is almost as bad as being suspended....
- Oops, sorry for the confusion. Neither my current account @empoprises nor my former account @oemperor appear to have been suspended at any time. (I was just using the hashtag when I was sending the...
- @worldpartyday is a valid account...and a Twitter GREAT! So why is it suspended ? We've sent Twitter email help requests, alerts, inquiries, posted in Customer support ...and it's still...
Jump to original thread »
reddit_url = 'http://staynalive.com/articles/2007/09/11/am-i-still-one-of-the-only-utah-facebook-developers/';
I mentioned this earlier, and only learned about one other Utah Facebook Developer. Today the question was raised again as so ... Continue reading »
I mentioned this earlier, and only learned about one other Utah Facebook Developer. Today the question was raised again as so ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
I've been really curious about the significance of "Utah" in "Utah Facebook Developer" when I've seen you post about this.
I've never really identified myself as a "Utah Perl Programmer" or a "Utah Sysadmin" as most of the people I work with are online and most of the work that I do is online.
Why is the geographic location of other developers significant to you?
1 year ago
Stephen, geography is important because when people look for a Facebook developer, and they live in Utah, they look for Utah Facebook developers first. Do they have to? Probably not, but in the end it's at least a little cheaper for them to pay a local than someone remote that they can't see or interact with in person. If you're a Facebook developer and don't live in Utah, please feel free to note it - I'm just proud of living in Utah right now and would love to see more local developers embrace Facebook. I will always refer them first, if they have the qualifications, then any other Facebook developers I know of.
BTW, I'm also a "Utah Perl Programmer". :-) There's just a lot of us (relatively speaking) so I'm not as concerned about that community.