It's funny you should mention this. My buddy and I have been talking
about developing just such a thing for collectors for more than a year
now.
I'm not certain these are exactly what you need but they may be of
some use to you:
"Edit Grid" is an online database that allows the user to store data
in a spreadsheet format. That probably won't directly solve your
problem as I'm assuming you're looking for something more
graphics-driven.
The second option is Google's "Picasa "that allows the user to store
photos in a nice format and has a basic search feature.
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 3:05 PM, Dragonlady <dr4gonlady@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The subject came up on another group I'm in. Is there a software developped
for an online database that would allow people keeping track of various
collectibles? I'm not talking about bootlegs, just stuff like ticket stubs,
backstage passes etc, etc...
It seems impossible that no one ever thought about something like that with
all the fan groups all over the web.
I have a feeling that such a task would be impossible for one person but if
it was a community thing, kind of like Flickr, or other sites to share
images. But with a more powerful search engine?
Maybe it would be too big to handle I'm not sure.