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Old 2006-06-28, 06:11 PM   #1
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Submitting question

Reading the submit rules for LLs, I've noticed that many of them are requiring to submit them an URL like domain/folder/ or domain/folder/index.html

Here follows the "problem":
- I choose to place 6 recips on submitted page. This means that, in theory, I'll have to create 10 folders, one for each group of recips ( I only have 60 LLs in my database now).

What should I do with the rest of the pages and the content? Should I make 10 copies of my free site in 10 folders, one for every group of 6 recips? Or I could just place the warning pages (index.html) in the afore-mentioned folders and the rest of the free site in "root" directory?

If I should make more copies of the same free site for every group of six recips, I'm gonna fill out hard drives at an amazing rate (just think about a database of 300 LLs and around 8 megs per free site).

If I should place the content + main page + gallery pages in "site root" and the warning pages in subfolders, this won't turn the LLs owners mad? I mean, am I allowed to place content outside of the directory where the warning page is?

How did you gurus solved this one?
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