I just had the stupid idea to bring it back the good old LSQL. :)
I have a forum with a lot of ads. I have pictures, title, short description, also telephone-numbers to regex (and a link to the thread in my forum); also i have some regional subforums and prefixes for cities. All together could be regularly copied to a lsql-Database as Links in Categories. The only thing next to the design would be to cronjob the build every x minutes, when a Link and a Category has new content.
Somehow I like the idea, on the other side i can do the same without a new database, without cronjobs, without to make a new design in less time with the forum software.
Means that I really need a good reason now to explain to myself why it is absolutely needed to hold lsql in the net. :)
(because of love and the good old times), but i need more arguments. Do you have any?
For example that Google loves static pages so much, that he will move my new lsql in some fewer hours everywhere to the first place on the first page ...
I have a forum with a lot of ads. I have pictures, title, short description, also telephone-numbers to regex (and a link to the thread in my forum); also i have some regional subforums and prefixes for cities. All together could be regularly copied to a lsql-Database as Links in Categories. The only thing next to the design would be to cronjob the build every x minutes, when a Link and a Category has new content.
Somehow I like the idea, on the other side i can do the same without a new database, without cronjobs, without to make a new design in less time with the forum software.
Means that I really need a good reason now to explain to myself why it is absolutely needed to hold lsql in the net. :)
(because of love and the good old times), but i need more arguments. Do you have any?
For example that Google loves static pages so much, that he will move my new lsql in some fewer hours everywhere to the first place on the first page ...