Snake's World & Shemp

Bill · 2003-12-21, 05:22 PM

Tommy, no doubt, the cheaters are a big problem, in about 20 months they've turned a friendly business into a battleground full of suspicion and threats. But I'm thinking we may have turned the corner, the existing cheaters are still active, but fewer new ones seem to be starting up (at least I am seeing fewer reports of new cheater rings). We could see a lot less cheating of the current types in 2004.

But it means a change in business structures.

And the bottom line is that there are simply too many gallery posters. The same logic that drives programming jobs to india will force porn labor there too. Pakistani graphics laborers using estonian video on chinese servers can stock Tommy's with content far cheaper than american workers ever could.

I think I'm doing a public service by warning new people that gallery posting ain't what it used to be.

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2003-12-21, 05:22 PM	#21
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Tommy, no doubt, the cheaters are a big problem, in about 20 months they've turned a friendly business into a battleground full of suspicion and threats. But I'm thinking we may have turned the corner, the existing cheaters are still active, but fewer new ones seem to be starting up (at least I am seeing fewer reports of new cheater rings). We could see a lot less cheating of the current types in 2004. But it means a change in business structures. And the bottom line is that there are simply too many gallery posters. The same logic that drives programming jobs to india will force porn labor there too. Pakistani graphics laborers using estonian video on chinese servers can stock Tommy's with content far cheaper than american workers ever could. I think I'm doing a public service by warning new people that gallery posting ain't what it used to be.