ASP.NET Community Website Implementation

I posted this in the general ASP.NET group and was encouraged to post
here instead.

I would like to announce my new ASP.NET-based community website to
the .NET community. The product is designed to handle complex user
profiles, journals, essays along with full-featured user-creatable
secure online communities, complete with discussion forums, calendars
and member lists.

The URL is http://www.socialdetour.com/ . The product's core UI and
database are based on Microsoft technologies. Please note the site's
performance and the community security model which is second to none.
The product is designed to scaled horizontally across servers and is
optimized for large amounts of data.

I've also made some persistence-of-vision "TV Wheels" for my Jeep (I
do PCB and firmware development also). There's a video of that posted
on my profile located at http://socialdetour.com/Alan.user

-Alan

The site looks nice

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Anand Narayanaswamy
Microsoft MVP
Chief Technical Editor
ASPAlliance.com
Author: Community Server Quickly - Packt Publishing
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<socialdetour (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

I posted this in the general ASP.NET group and was encouraged to post
here instead.

I would like to announce my new ASP.NET-based community website to
the .NET community. The product is designed to handle complex user
profiles, journals, essays along with full-featured user-creatable
secure online communities, complete with discussion forums, calendars
and member lists.

The URL is http://www.socialdetour.com/ . The product's core UI and
database are based on Microsoft technologies. Please note the site's
performance and the community security model which is second to none.
The product is designed to scaled horizontally across servers and is
optimized for large amounts of data.

I've also made some persistence-of-vision "TV Wheels" for my Jeep (I
do PCB and firmware development also). There's a video of that posted
on my profile located at http://socialdetour.com/Alan.user

-Alan