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Thanks BlueDreamer and Connetu. about the hosting platform - that leads me to ask which hosting platform would be better..?

Hi, What language would be best to build a job website? (I don't mean the CSS stuff - I mean the other stuff (the back end, if that's the right terminology). And would it depend on whether it's a job website like Elance, where it's mainly freelance, or a regular job website like Monster? As I understand, the options are ASP or PHP or possibly Java or ColdFusion Somebody has told me that PHP would be good. But another person has said that high-usership sites or sites that are database based would be better in ASP. I've looked at different sites and found that lots are in ASP, but some are in PHP: (I don't know a lot about programming and I'm simply looking in the url to find the words PHP or ASP - if that's the right way to go about it. I'm not sure if that means the whole site is built in that language.) Job sites that I think are in PHP: Elance.com Odesk.com Sites that I think are in ASP: Monster.com Guru.com IrishJobs.ie Nixers.com RentACoder.com RecruitIreland.com ColdFusion: DesignQuote.net I found more sites in ASP than PHP, but then some big sites like Facebook are in PHP as far as I can see. So what would be the relative merits of the different languages for a job website? And would it depend on whether it was an Elance-like site or a Monster-like site? Thanks.

I'd work on 15 without the black background - I like the way the yellow fits into the K. But the word 'bit' in black doesn't work for me - it's over-emphasised - how does it work in orange?

I just signed up. Hi! How do I change my profile experience level? I'm a copywriter, but I entered my experience level in reference to my overall web design knowledge. In my profile it looks like I'm calling myself an intermediate copywriter - which is a serious indentation in my pride. I'd like to scale it up a notch. Or two! Thanks, Richard