Hi all:

I've started a thread two days ago about the cration of a virtual museum for
POV Artists. I want to thanks Shay for translating the main page of the
project so it can be understand by everyone.

I encourage you to visit it and tell me your oppinions about the project and
suggest me new ideas for it

Greetings

Pablo Viojo
pvi### [at] adinetcomuy

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http://povmuseum.cjb.net


Pablo Viojo
pvi### [at] adinetcomuy


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> Hi all:
>
> I've started a thread two days ago about the cration of a virtual museum
for
> POV Artists. I want to thanks Shay for translating the main page of the
> project so it can be understand by everyone.
>
> I encourage you to visit it and tell me your oppinions about the project
and
> suggest me new ideas for it
>
> Greetings
>
> Pablo Viojo
> pvi### [at] adinetcomuy
>
>
>
>

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Wow, I had a similar idea but didn't do much with it.  It was inteaded 
to be some kind of science museum.  Maybe we could develop an include 
file that makes it easy to create things like walls and ceilings so that 
it would be easier for the museums to be expanded.

Brendan

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"Pablo Viojo" <arr### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
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| Hi all:
|
| I encourage you to visit it and tell me your oppinions about the
| project and suggest me new ideas for it
|

A few suggestions:

In order to avoid repetition of other sites, consider limiting your
website to the display of pictures created with free software.

In order to avoid topic boredom, you should definitely include and
actively search out categories of non-traditional cg subjects like
still-life and impressionism.

I think that the layout of the site will be less important than how much
initiative you take in contacting artists and requesting permission to
show their works. Once you have developed a significant collection,
additional artists will be excited about adding their pictures.

If the site becomes popular enough, you will need some type of rating
system in order to allow visitors the opportunity to view the most
exciting pictures without searching through pages of crap.

 -Shay

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Shay:



> In order to avoid repetition of other sites, consider limiting your
> website to the display of pictures created with free software.

Yes, it's supposed to be for POV artists.


> I think that the layout of the site will be less important than how much
> initiative you take in contacting artists and requesting permission to
> show their works. Once you have developed a significant collection,
> additional artists will be excited about adding their pictures.

I will start working soon.

> If the site becomes popular enough, you will need some type of rating
> system in order to allow visitors the opportunity to view the most
> exciting pictures without searching through pages of crap.

I've thinked about it and i'm implementing it now

I hope to have a first version of the site ready soon, so you can try it and
propose changes and corrections.

Pablo Viojo
pvi### [at] adinetcomuy

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