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Is it alright to post my PHP and mySQL Login script for review and improvements?

I would like to post my script here, if I get the okay I will post it, or is there another place that I should post my script and link to it?

Please Advise

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One typically does not post code to StackOverflow unless one has a specific question about it. You can, however, host your project in a Google Code repository and use the "request a code review" feature.

Michael Aaron Safyan  2010-05-30 07:31:20
There's 414 questions tagged code-review here with question like "can I improve this code"
RC  2010-05-30 07:34:07
Thank you both for the information
Matt  2010-05-30 07:36:09
Also there is refactormycode.com; though I've never used it. (http://refactormycode.com/)
JYelton  2010-05-30 08:00:41

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