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Feb 17, 2006, 4:52am

But you don't quite understand.. No offence on the age limits that may be
implied here, but;

A 14-year old saying that, he is going to "climb the ladder", who has no
previous education certified in any I.T subject, and no previous work
experience plans to run a major corporation?

Let alone, anyone can come along right now, register "SpiraWare" (no one
would actually pay money for a name like that), and sue the hell out of you
for trying to make money off that same name.

Wait until you get certs, a better grasp of programming, a higher sense of
maturity and above all, knowledge of how the real world works.
Just because you're programming for people and getting money doesn't mean it
is a "internet job" and easier than anything else, like most believe. This
job is an actual job, just as much as working at McDonalds or the
International Stock Exchange is.

Selling people bots isn't going to get you anywhere. Most people like you,
also sharing your age group, do this as if they are playing a game of
"Shop".

Anyways, enough of me.. You will soon see that no one is interested in
you're bots, and that you are wasting your own time.

For $15-$20 I can go and pay a tiny bit extra and get a fully-educated
employee of a major company to program something that I have full
customization over, and I also get the source code with it, if I was
interested in modifying anything myself.

-Equin0x.

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