So I'm writing on my big final school report, about a system I'm writing. And I have to do a damn analysis about the possibilities of using the perl app I'm writing in a business kind of way (and oh sweet lord, I hate theory).

The system is a CGI that processes form input & puts it in a database. The data being similar to M$' SmartTags - ie. adding links to pages, so that when run through the system, the links are added.

Anyway, I have come up with a model where I could lease out access to the database (remember, this is theory, so that prolly won't happen), to search engines, so they could use the link data for their result.

But I also have to write a SWOT-analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats of/to the model). And I can't think of a single.

I want to die. I hate school. I quit.

Does any of you have any suggestions?

In reply to SWOT-analysis by carthag

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