Recip Table Styling

wmamike · 2009-02-20, 09:54 AM

I've noticed some people use recip tables with a standard styling applied instead of using each link list's button or html table link. For example:

http://img.skitch.com/20090220-8ek9p...jtnktyeju9.jpg

Is this generally acceptable to link list owners? It looks cleaner and makes a lot more room for links without adding alot of vertical space -but it's also less eye grabbing --which, based on some of the whacky colors and flashing scrolling buttons and effects they use for their recips --is counter to the link list owners' intent of grabbing eyes and presumable clicks...

I wonder -- are link list owners looking primarily for clicks with their recips or hard links for the search engines? Will using a standardized recip table like the one linked make it harder to get by the submission process of most link lists?

2009-02-20, 09:54 AM	#1
wmamike Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5	Recip Table Styling I've noticed some people use recip tables with a standard styling applied instead of using each link list's button or html table link. For example: http://img.skitch.com/20090220-8ek9p...jtnktyeju9.jpg Is this generally acceptable to link list owners? It looks cleaner and makes a lot more room for links without adding alot of vertical space -but it's also less eye grabbing --which, based on some of the whacky colors and flashing scrolling buttons and effects they use for their recips --is counter to the link list owners' intent of grabbing eyes and presumable clicks... I wonder -- are link list owners looking primarily for clicks with their recips or hard links for the search engines? Will using a standardized recip table like the one linked make it harder to get by the submission process of most link lists?