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I'm looking to:<p>- Allow a buyer to select the type of instrument and quantity (shopping cart) - Present a license agreement for them to agree to - Accept payment - Auto-ship the instrument by email or possibly let them download if that's better<p>I recognize that eCommerce is a thorny bush that can get very complicated and require a lot of work and some expertise to set up. I'm wondering if there's a relatively simple service provider or set of providers that makes this possible for someone with limited resources and limited technical ability.<p>Thanks!

I'm a student in a mental health counseling program (meaning I'll be licensed to open a therapy practice), and the HN population is a good sample of one of the groups I'm most interested in serving.

I'm interested in hearing anything you'd like to share on the subject of working with a mental health professional -- from modes of service, to method of discovery/marketing thoughts, to the nature of the relationship, to the expectations and goals you'd have going in. I'd also be interested in any ideas you might have for disruption or creative approaches.

Whatever thoughts you have, I'd enjoy hearing. Thanks!

If I type a single artist as a favorite, the results list should be comprised of other artists most closely correlated with that one on other favorites lists (this would probably just amount to a genre list).

If I type two artists, the list should be comprised of artists most frequently found on lists where both of those artists also appear.

My problem is that most methods of searching based on existing preferences seem to just give me recommendations associated with each artist individually or based on genre or musical genome or something.

What I'd love is to be able to type some dozens of unrelated artists and be given a list of artists that are most strongly correlated according to artists on other lists of favorites where the most of those occur. Even better if there's some strength or rank order consideration.

I may not be articulating this very well. This isn't an area where I've done much reading or have much experience. Thanks for any thoughts in advance.