> Listings move up the page in chronological order so that the closest
> events are at the top. Ordering the page based on the donation given
> would make it horrendous to use for the people that actually might want
> training.
Sure that was my point :). It is a bad idea to try it from a donation
perspective.
>
>>> Limiting to the states in which companies are registered is a nonsense
>>> as well - what about a company in Japan? How do we check them? Or what
>>> about EnterpriseDB UK Ltd for example who cover the whole EMEA region -
>>> would they (== we in case you didn't realise I work for them) be
>>> restricted to listing courses in England because that's where we're
>>> registered?
>>>
>> Perhaps a requirement that a link to the actual registration page for
>> the class? Listing the details of where the class is etc...
>
> I thought those were a given as well, but it doesn't hurt to be reminded.
Well I meant from a, we check the page before we approve the listing idea.
Joshua D. Drake
>
> Regards, Dave
>
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