papaver

a weekend project i threw together, well a couple of weekends. yep, it's another markdown 2 pdf converter site. i wasn't happy with the quality and look of the converted pdfs from any of the other sites available online or tools available. seems like everyone's default conversion just wasn't up to my liking (mainly the styling was substandard) so i threw this site up for myself to use (love markdown), and to finally get a project done from idea to publish (first out of dozens).

so what now? i'm gonna be adding more features as i require them. how do i get the website traffic to increase and get more usage? any suggestions on improving the overall experience? idea was to be simple as possible. potentially add options for advanced users in the future.

thanks!

url: http://www.markdownpdfconverter.com

I've been working with a 'friend' of mine on his website for the last year. I was paid by check which was sent to my place while I was traveling and lost track of which invoices were paid. After consolidating everything in the last month I realized that I haven't been paid for the last 7 months.

We had a contract that stated I could bill them monthly a max amount. I never heard negative feedback regarding my work, only positive conversation and full steam ahead. I took over the code a year ago from a development firm, and am the sole developer on the project.

All efforts of communication on my part have been met with radio silence. Emails, texts, phone calls have not been returned for the last 2 weeks.

What do I do now? I'm short of cash at this point and not sure bringing a lawyer in will help as they have significant more money than I do. Is it legal to revert all the code I checked in for the last 6 months long as it doesn't break anything?

Any advice would be appreciated.