We discussed the idea of animators helping each other render stuff by sending them over the web. Well, I volunteered to go one step further and make a web-based interface to facilitate this sharing. If anybody actually read my details, they'll notice a few features have been cut, but here it is.
It is done! I call it RenderShare, for lack of more creativity, and is a PHP system that allows people to upload projects or take on "assignments". You may find it at:
http://rendershare.aztekera.com
Please, I implore you to be motivated and help other people - it's what drives the system. I don't want to see this turn to dust and die - it takes YOU, the generous, helpful, motivated animator to turn this into a viable system. "Do unto others as you would have them do to you," and render for somebody when you aren't busy rendering your own. You'll find that the more you help, the more other people will too.
It doesn't look like much, because I've put 0 CSS into it, but if someone could make a nicer one that would be much appreciated (I've used mostly proper tags to facilitate this).
To actually get in, you need a referral. Ask either BuddyB309, me, or another member for one - they can send you one by e-mail through a little web form.
Please remember that it has been tested, but not sufficiently enough to guarantee that it's completely rock-solid and stable. Try to be reasonable with it.
Oh, and tell everybody you can about this
We did the best job we could out there, and unfortunatly we have human limits.. The refs don't catch every penalty, inspectors don't catch every issue, and this year the score keepers won't catch every single ball. - nobrakes8 [more] 
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