I, brand new to this site, asked for help and was spat on by the community instead [closed]

It genuinely feels like I was spat in my face when I go and post on stackoverflow for the very first time, (and make it clear that I am brand new to this) and within minutes of the question, (that do to my disability, took me a full day to get completely and correctly typed out), being posted it gets closed. Even after I rewrote the question, no one bothered to explain what was wrong but instead chose to aggressively close the question agin.

So please don’t chose to be that jerk and chose to act human instead.

I thought this would be a simple question for someone knowledgeable in this, as to weather or not it can be achieved with off the shelf components or if a developer is needed to achieve this? And if a developer needed is needed what kind of developer would it be?

This is what needs to be achieved. No clue as to how to go about it which is why I posted here in the first place. Please be kind in your replies. If this is the wrong place to post this question please direct me to the correct place.

A nonprofit needs to create a website that allow users to upload (Archive) large images (range of 10 MB to 40MB) and information about the image that would be entered in by an online form. The website would allow an individual account to upload the first 5 images for free but would charge for every additional image uploaded after the first 5 so it would need to have a payment system for when an account wants to upload more images. A lower file sized copy of all the images that all the website users uploaded would automatically be displayed (Pinterest style) in a separate section of the website (the Archive section). Users must be able to arrange all the displayed (Pinterest style) uploaded images by the fallowing: newest uploaded images, oldest uploaded images, highest rated image, lowest rated image, category xyz, etcetera. In addition to being able to see a larger version of each image and all the text information that was entered for that image, in the “Archive” section, everyone who has uploaded images would be able to vote (“like”, “up vote”) for images uploaded by other accounts. The total amount of times an account can vote would be directly equivalent to the amount of images the account has uploaded. So if an account has uploaded only the first 5 free images it can only vote for a total of 5 images that were uploaded by another account and an account that has uploaded a total of 100 images can vote for a total of 100 images that were uploaded by other accounts. The total amount of votes each image received will be publicly visible as well as every account that voted for it. The images in the “Archive” section must be searchable within the section by the text included with the images.

What fallows is the is the second question I posted for context.

Never used this stackoverflow before so if I am doing this wrong please explain. Someone wrote that I have to rewrite the question. The original question is at the end for context.

The question is simple. Is there an off the shelf way to do the following or is a developer needed to achieve this? And if a developer needed is needed what kind of developer would it be?

Need to create a website that allow users to upload (Archive) large images (range of 10 MB to 40MB) and information about the image that would be entered in by an online form. The website would allow an individual account to upload the first 5 images for free but would charge for every additional image uploaded after the first 5 so it would need to have a payment system for when an account wants to upload more images. A lower file sized copy of all the images that all the website users uploaded would automatically be displayed (Pinterest style) in a separate section of the website (the Archive section). Users must be able to arrange all the displayed (Pinterest style) uploaded images by the fallowing: newest uploaded images, oldest uploaded images, highest rated image, lowest rated image, category xyz, etcetera. In addition to being able to see a larger version of each image and all the text information that was entered for that image, in the “Archive” section, everyone who has uploaded images would be able to vote (“like”, “up vote”) for images uploaded by other accounts. The total amount of times an account can vote would be directly equivalent to the amount of images the account has uploaded. So if an account has uploaded only the first 5 free images it can only vote for a total of 5 images that were uploaded by another account and an account that has uploaded a total of 100 images can vote for a total of 100 images that were uploaded by other accounts. The total amount of votes each image received will be publicly visible as well as every account that voted for it. The images in the “Archive” section must be searchable within the section by the text included with the images.

What fallows is the original question for context.

Need help in figuring out the best way to build a website for a nonprofit with the following criteria. Although I have done quit a bit of client-side website building (design and coding) on large sites it was mostly back in the 90’s so I am certain most of what applied back then is out of date now, not to mentioned I never did the Server-side development stuff which this project would require. Ideally the end product would be easy for the nontechnical members of the nonprofit to manage. If this is the type of project in which they would have to hire a developer because there aren’t off the shelf solutions please let me know exactly what kind of developer I would need to find.

Any feedback that can be provided would be much appreciated.

Need to create a website where people can only access it if they create an account. As part of the process of creating their account people would need to confirm their email address. Also as part of creating an account, people would have to type in a real name and also click that they agree to the terms of service.
This website will also need to allow users to upload (Archive) large images (range of 10 MB to 40MB) and information about the image that would be entered in by an online form. The website would allow an individual account to upload the first 5 images for free but would charge for every additional image uploaded after the first 5 so it would need to have a payment system for when an account wants to upload more images. A lower file sized copy of all the images that all the website users uploaded would automatically be displayed (Pinterest style) in a separate section of the website (the Archive section). Users must be able to arrange all the displayed (Pinterest style) uploaded images by the fallowing: newest uploaded images, oldest uploaded images, highest rated image, lowest rated image, category xyz, etcetera. In addition to being able to see a larger version of each image and all the text information that was entered for that image, in the “Archive” section, everyone who has uploaded images would be able to vote (“like”, “up vote”) for images uploaded by other accounts. The total amount of times an account can vote would be directly equivalent to the amount of images the account has uploaded. So if an account has uploaded only the first 5 free images it can only vote for a total of 5 images that were uploaded by another account and an account that has uploaded a total of 100 images can vote for a total of 100 images that were uploaded by other accounts. The total amount of votes each image received will be publicly visible as well as every account that voted for it. The images in the “Archive” section must be searchable within the section by the text included with the images.
The main section of the website would consist of multiple “exhibitions” in which different collections of images and their information be will displayed.
There will be a third section that would be an ecommerce mini site. This portion would NOT require any login to access and can be done on a squarespace or wix but it showed flow seamlessly with the other sections.

Thanks once more for any feedback.

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I, brand new to this site, asked for help and was spat on by the community instead [closed]