I haven't found guidance on this question anywhere, which I supposed
would be a common one:
How can I go about creating a system where if I put the @symbol in front
of a user name in a comment that that user would receive a notification?
I have my MVC's for comments, notifications, and users.
Or
Thanks Andre! Sorry though we haven't officially launched it yet. We
will be the end of the week. What your seeing now is a rough draft. And
I was able to get approved by adsense via my blog www.anthonygalli.com
then putting adsense code onto my web app from there.
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Those aren't bad suggestions. If my site isn't a match for AdSense
though where else can I go to get ads on my rails web app?
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First off, is it even possible?
A guy told me, "I can't see what's hidden behind your login requirement,
but your content must be public otherwise crawlers won't see it nor
index it."
I responded, "Web apps need a login requirement so that users can create
their own dynamic content. If I remove t
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