u/webfuelcode

Is it even a way to get any kind of proper running pages/projects...

Not a guy with glasses.

So I dont know for long computer work if I should look for.

If yes then what kind of, coz there are bunch of in the market and many said they are not useful..

3,000+ registered users - but almost all of them are promoting unrelated businesses. What would you do with these contacts?

I run a digital site around 3k users. They dont seem to be interested on the product in the site. Some are plumber, ac repair even web developer. I even found an online store for ladies apparel. These are not suppose to have digital download members.

They posts their own promotional items. Ok I have to keep the place clean that is all moderation is & we all know.

But if we can use or convert the contact then want should be the next step you would do...

Now I'm wondering what the best approach is.

Would you:

• Try to contact these users and see if there is any legitimate opportunity?
• Ignore them because they're probably spam/SEO accounts?
• Clean/delete the obviously unrelated accounts?
• Use the contact information to promote something relevant to them?
• Or is there another way to turn this situation into something useful?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who have run websites with user registrations and dealt with large numbers of irrelevant/spam accounts.

If you had 3,000+ contacts like this, what would you do with them?

I’ve seen 100+ directories, and whenever I look for tools to add to them, I keep finding another AI tool directory… and then another AI tool directory.

It got me curious: Are directories basically becoming AI directories these days?

I’m wondering if there are still developers building directories for other things—businesses, local services, products, communities, hobbies, specific industries, and other niches.

I once created a directory without any particular purpose or niche. It was simply a place where people could add their links and contact information. Eventually, people started adding their businesses and stores themselves.

That made me wonder: Are developers still building useful niche directories, or has the AI tool directory become the default directory project these days?

The appeal for me is:

• PHP remains the backend and renders HTML
• HTMX handles partial page updates/AJAX
• Alpine.js handles small client-side interactions
• No React/Next.js application required
• No npm install, bundler, Node server, etc.
• Can deploy directly to normal PHP/shared hosting

There are many countdowns, but I wanted my own for various reasons.

As artists, we can only understand the creation and sharing side of joy.

A simple countdown for events that is shareable.

countdown creator

Do share your thoughts; appreciated!

Yes—low-cost shared hosting can serve a TypeScript website, but normally it serves the compiled output, not the original .ts or .tsx files.

```

npm install

npm run build

```

Then you upload the files and folders of 'dist' folder created after running 'npm run build'.

'dist' or 'build' ot 'out--'