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Hey guys

I'm wondering if PW would be a good fit for a project that would have a few social features, like:

- the ability for users to like pages (there's a premium module for this if i'm not mistaken?)

- the ability for users to like pages AND the possibility of adding/saving them to folders/collections

- the ability for users to follow each other and keep up with their content (following/followers)

- the ability for users to submit content/pages (could the the premium form builder module do that?) AND the possibility of saving them in folders/collections

Is PW a suitable choice for something like this?

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YESSSS ... however it would require tons of custom work.

Much of what you are seeking would probably need an existing module, or perhaps something custom. I haven't searched the existing Module listing to see what suits your case.

I have seen lots of amazing exciting web sites and web apps created with ProcessWire. Yours is another exciting idea. Is this something you are creating?

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Hi Hafa,

Definitely a good fit but you'll end up doing a lot of coding yourself but then again you would on any other framework.

I've managed to do most of those things on an application made in PW so ask away if you get stuck on any one element.

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some other links

Rating Pages

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7871-page-ratings/#entry76186

Flagpages

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7044-release-flagpages/

Bookmark pages

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7886-page-bookmarks/

Add remember - all are pages so Users are pages, too.

This means that if i "bookmark" a users page -> i'm a follower of this "page=user".

If i remeber right the user bwakad builds some kind of social powered website, may you send him a message.

regards mr-fan

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