Contest… Last… One…
OK, I hate to say it but I am worn out after a month of contests. lol… never thought I would say that. But it has been awesome fun giving stuff away. I do hope all the prizes help everyone out.
For the next 24 hours we will have a contest to give away Mark Bowen’s Shopping Cart Script. All you have to do is leave a comment with the type of template you would like to see us consider. It can be just about anything (let’s keep it clean you perv 
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So leave a comment stating what kind of template you would like to see from us and be entered to win Mark Bowen’s Shopping Cart Script.
Erik Reagan says:
It would be great to see a portfolio-based template. I think you’d get some good hits on that one.
04/30 at 02:56 PM
Martin Smith says:
How about sculpture? A fusion of digital and organic. - Ahem… 
04/30 at 03:17 PM
Mucha says:
Oooh, the portfolio template is a cool idea. I’d like to see a template for a magazine-style blog or since the give-away is for Mark B.‘s shopping cart script… maybe an online store template.
Thanks for seeing this contest month through ‘til the end!
04/30 at 03:37 PM
Marcus Neto says:
I’m trying mucha. I’m trying to see it through. deadline tonight. wedding to photograph on Sat. I think on Sunday I may just pass out or go to the beach or something. Hopefully next week I can get focused on doing some template work which is why I ask this question…
04/30 at 03:39 PM
Andy says:
I agree that an online store template integrated with Mark’s script would be slick.
04/30 at 03:42 PM
Simon Cox says:
Why not a small business multi purpose set of commerce site templates using Mark Bowen’s Cart!
04/30 at 05:52 PM
createsean says:
I would love to see a template making use of the solspace user module.
04/30 at 07:40 PM
Tom Buford says:
I would like to see a template that would make it easier for an indie musician to use Expression Engine to promote his/her music. That would entail such things as event calendars, blogs, music samples, and the ability to sell CDs and downloads. It would be great if the template was dynamic in such a way that it could “grow” as the artist’s needs change.
04/30 at 07:46 PM
pab says:
Working on a sports league site, we need a store to sell merch.
05/01 at 10:36 AM
Phil Leitch says:
I’d really love to see a developers template that lets a dev start out with a nice, clean starting point that they could then build upon. It seems before any EE project I go through a lot of the same steps over and over before I even start anything unique to the project.
I realize of course that this would be near impossible as every dev likely has different needs and making a starter dev template that would appeal to a large enough of people would be tough.
05/01 at 10:42 AM
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