If you could make your own website what would it be?

Tough one tbh and nice thread but a very high technical and advanced Footy site.

a scottish motocross website with pictures of all the major tracks and pictures of the best pro and amatuer riders bikes with mechanical advice and maybe afew wee games.

i would make a site thats a online multiplayer...first person shooter type thingy

Not even gonna bother posting my idea
(T'only get edited)

lol..

I'd make a website to host a forum/download spot for my favorite free online shooter game, Kuma\War.

Probably a casino website that won't actually be for real money.
More aimed at rank, and other card games thrown in.

I've made a couple at uni.

But if i were to make one through pleasure, I'd like to create a website that would rival iTunes iStore. That's the way e-commerce is going these days, where the big bucks are.

Reckon they have that sewn up though, apart from the fact the files aren't very transportable across formats.

Possibly one way to get close to them is by means of selling unsigned bands/artists music etc. Sort of cutting out the labels and stuff.

Maybe thought about that too much and got over technical.

Edited at 02:29 Fri 16/05/08 (BST)

id like to create a site that was exactly the same as funkypool but with doubles and official leagues

Haha

Funkypool but charge for it.

I would love to own a website like this one, actually i'd love to own one eaxctually like this one!

Already done one for west surrey pool league. can be a headache somtimes but love doing it. Go check it out.

If you're gonna do it, do it quick!

Legislation is changing so fast on this. The record comapanies are really trying everything to keep getting a cut, and doing musicians and dealers out of a fortune in the process.

(will stop before rant goes way OT! www.tradtunes.com is a good example of ehat can be done if you wanna look colin. no idea what other genre's are covered - but if an act has signed with iTunes, they may well not be allowed to be sold for download anywhere else. very wrong)

As for sites, i've had a few

My favourite was spinnersweb.com - i was averaging over 10000 hits a day as a wrestling movie clips download and recap site, long before even WWF.com offered video content.

Sadly, they noticed so i had to give that up

Now though, and i havent said this anywhere else, i fancy something like "livegigs.com" - a simple interface for bands to stream their gigs via mobile phone to anyone listening in a browser..

I know i dont have the time, so if you like it, go with it on condition you link to funkypool from the homepage

livegigs.com sounds like a good idea, it would be great to see who's on at leeds uni or sheffield, now were on this subject, does anyone know who's supporting Foo Fighters on the 2nd of june?

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