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zDevice Open Platform for Home Automation!

video zDevice Open Platform for Home Automation!

For more details please see, http://kck.st/w9s9Xv , Thanks!

5 comments

Jan 13, 2012. 6:34 AMpeterson79 (author) says:

I am new to instructables the tag line is "share what you make", if this post is not with the spirit of the site I will remove it... I made every bit of zDevice in the videos. Or is it the link to my kickstarter.com project that is not right?

Jan 13, 2012. 12:59 PMthegeeke says:

By share, they mean share how you made it. Not showcase and attempt to sell. Now, if you showed us how to make it, and then offered a pre-built one for sale, I think that would be fine.

Jan 13, 2012. 12:51 PMmh76dk says:

you are not instructing anything but instead asking people for money (this thing does not exists for any of us before you make the amount of donations) ergo it is pure spam, despite having my post deleted i still believe this.

Jan 13, 2012. 11:34 AM

wilgubeast says:

Rather than sending us to a separate page to view the details, please flesh out what you've made, a little bit about HOW you made it, and then sprinkle in a link or two to your Kickstarter. You're in the right place for approbation and publicity, but this really is a place to share. Merely posting a video isn't quite a share, is it? (Imagine telling two children to share by merely saying, "As long as the other kid can see it, it's sharing.")

If you'd like to share, please do. Show us how you made this, tell us about your design process, talk to us about blockages as you struggled to create. Otherwise, this community will call you out for posting something proprietary in which you have a financial stake.

You're obviously creative and bright and knew this would be a good place to post your project. Make a few changes here and you'll be an awesome contributing member in no time.

Jan 13, 2012. 5:48 PMthegeeke says: