Question on language on free sites and my hub link

[Pagan]

I know almost every free site has a rule about the sites being in English, but.. before I get myself into a site that nobody will list, I figured I would ask on this one.

I am planning a Latina site, and have thought about calling it Muy Caliente (Very Hot) or Muy Caliente Means Very Hot. It will be a 30 pic site with a very nice spicy Latina. Now, throughout most of the southwestern US, that phrase doesn't even need translation. But.. if I restrict my use to just a translated word or two, would I be rejected? I am not speaking of tags or other text, just the typical slangy phrases I hear daily here in Texas, and heard in Southern California.

It was also suggested to me that I ditch the graphic that I use on my main pages as my link back to my hub and go to text. I know I don't need to link to my hub, but, I would almost rather steer the hungry surfer to my hub page where just about everyone who has given me a link has a listing, plus all my clean free sites, plus other fun adult stuff.

If I take the graphic away, is it a blind link to say something like, "Lots more Clean Adult Entertainment on the Erotic Cove"? How do y'all handle the links back to your hubs, or do you even bother anymore? Can I do a "Thanks to the Erotic Cove for the space" type of link? Where does it become blind? Do I even need to worry about this kind of crapola?

Thanks for the wisdom and input!

[LD]

Originally Posted by Pagan

I am planning a Latina site, and have thought about calling it Muy Caliente (Very Hot) or Muy Caliente Means Very Hot. It will be a 30 pic site with a very nice spicy Latina. Now, throughout most of the southwestern US, that phrase doesn't even need translation. But.. if I restrict my use to just a translated word or two, would I be rejected?

I've used the term "caliente" and "muy caliente" several times on my Latina freesites with no problems getting listed.

[Fonz]

You can use some slang here and there.