I looked at the code a little bit, and you spelled Parameter wrong:

namespace Incremental.Kick.Dal
{
public partial class Story
{
public static Story FetchStoryByIdentifier(string storyIdentifier)
{
return Story.FetchStoryByParemeter(Story.Columns.StoryIdentifier, storyIdentifier);
}

For example, here's what I can put into my web.config:

...
<system.web>
...
<profile configSource="profile.config" />
...
</system.web>
...

Once I've done that, I can now add a profile.config file into my web site as follows:
<profile>
<properties>
<add name="Name" type="String" />
<add name="Age" type="Int32" />
</properties>
</profile>

http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/Ribbon_Panel.asp

Is this real?

You dont’ really need to use an if statement within the OnClientClick since confirm returns true or false. Here’s a slightly simpler solution:

<asp:LinkButton ID=”lbtnDelete” runat=”server” CommandName=’DeleteItem’ Text=’Delete’ OnClientClick=”return confirm(’Are you sure you want to\ndelete this item?’);”></asp:LinkButton>

neat, but not appropriate for the context of DotNetKicks.

http://www.codeplex.com/blogengine

Ah, makes sense... I changed the bookmarklet in my blog post to use /kick.

Why change it to /kick? The "Submit a story" link on the website even links to /submit.

I posted this as a story on dotenet:
http://www.dotenet.com/stories/2007/3/23/DOTENET_is_launched__a_copy-cat_of_DotNetKicks.com

To heavy on graphics. One of the things I like about DotNetKicks is that it isn't fully of a bunch of unnecessary graphics, causing the pages to load quickly.

Sorry for the confusion. The reason I called it a Default Property is because Microsoft has called it that in MSDN. Therefore, I have changed the title of my post to more accurately reflect what I've written about. Sorry for any confusion that may have been caused.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2b6akew6(VS.71).aspx

Good point, I didn't think of that when I Kicked it; even though this page does link to a bunch of cool resources.

I have to agree with the others, I wouldn't mind a couple tastefully placed ads on each page.

Here's another idea, related to making money off the site. Put a donate link on the site, and make it so when people donate it will automatically hide the ads when they are logged in for a certain period of time. This way there would be some incentive for users to give donations, and the ads would still be shown for organic traffic from search engines or for users who don't have an account.

Just a thought... This site has some great potential, and I wouldn't want to see it dissapear.

DotNetKicks is only as smart as it's users.

http://speedyvista.com/