Alternatives...

ClickBuster · 2007-02-26, 01:03 PM

Hey guys,

I've been away from the FS game for a while now... I've been concidering coming back, it's it seems so damn hard...

Some of you know me and my work and you know that I'm mostly not to produce a site in less an hour, like many other webasters...

I just read EvGenius' thread about his recips and I think what he did there is nice... Mainly the design of the recips, using the logs with hover effect and all...

I want to make something different from average free sites, mainly cause I'm not satisfied with my previous results... However the FreeSite/LinkList community have been so conservative so far, it's almost meaningless to try anything new - you get rejected, banned and whatnot...

I want to know, when the fuck are the bigger guys are going to make something in support of the *DIFFERENT* web sites... I need to make sure that when I've spent hours on a single site, it's going to get out there and not going to be rejected for some lame ass reason, such as "you have javascript"...

I know why you do what you do and I repsect your rules and everything, but isn't there anything that can be done for people that invest time in design and code to market better what they're selling?

2007-02-26, 01:03 PM	#1
ClickBuster I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman! Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 476	Alternatives... Hey guys, I've been away from the FS game for a while now... I've been concidering coming back, it's it seems so damn hard... Some of you know me and my work and you know that I'm mostly not to produce a site in less an hour, like many other webasters... I just read EvGenius' thread about his recips and I think what he did there is nice... Mainly the design of the recips, using the logs with hover effect and all... I want to make something different from average free sites, mainly cause I'm not satisfied with my previous results... However the FreeSite/LinkList community have been so conservative so far, it's almost meaningless to try anything new - you get rejected, banned and whatnot... I want to know, when the fuck are the bigger guys are going to make something in support of the DIFFERENT web sites... I need to make sure that when I've spent hours on a single site, it's going to get out there and not going to be rejected for some lame ass reason, such as "you have javascript"... I know why you do what you do and I repsect your rules and everything, but isn't there anything that can be done for people that invest time in design and code to market better what they're selling? __________________ The tendency is to push it as far as you can -- Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas