2 Cleo

Cleo · 2005-06-06, 04:40 PM

Basically it comes down to the reviewers not having the time to go looking at what domains are owned be who to see if hotlinking would be allowed.

All the TGPs that I submit to have this same rule.

Why not just put everything on the same domain?

JohnnyR · 2005-06-06, 04:50 PM

everything is on the same domain. Either I got something terribly wrong, either I didn't make myself clear.

When I build my sites the structure would be this:

/site/ would contain main.htm, gallery1&2.htm & content

/site/a #/ would contain the multiplied indexes (which are linking ../ back to the main page which links to galleries and then to the content).

Now, your rule says I must have the content in the same folder as the entrance page. To me, that sounds like I need to have the content in /site/a #/ Which, in my scheme, only contains the indexes for each group of linklists. As I understand your rule, it would mean that the index wouldn't go ../main.htm but will directly go to main.htm and then galleries and then content (all in /site/a #). (and that would mean, should every LL have a rule like that, that I would basically have to copy the content in every&all index's directories) - which would be eating a hell of a lot of space from my poor lil' server.

Am I getting this wrong?

2005-06-06, 04:40 PM	#1
Cleo Subversive filth of the hedonistic decadent West Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Southeast Florida Posts: 27,936	Basically it comes down to the reviewers not having the time to go looking at what domains are owned be who to see if hotlinking would be allowed. All the TGPs that I submit to have this same rule. Why not just put everything on the same domain? __________________ Free Rides on Uber and Lyft Uber Car: uberTzTerri Lyft Car: TZ896289

2005-06-06, 04:50 PM	#2
JohnnyR I can now put whatever I want in this space :P Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Boobville... I like it way better here Posts: 557	everything is on the same domain. Either I got something terribly wrong, either I didn't make myself clear. When I build my sites the structure would be this: /site/ would contain main.htm, gallery1&2.htm & content /site/a #/ would contain the multiplied indexes (which are linking ../ back to the main page which links to galleries and then to the content). Now, your rule says I must have the content in the same folder as the entrance page. To me, that sounds like I need to have the content in /site/a #/ Which, in my scheme, only contains the indexes for each group of linklists. As I understand your rule, it would mean that the index wouldn't go ../main.htm but will directly go to main.htm and then galleries and then content (all in /site/a #). (and that would mean, should every LL have a rule like that, that I would basically have to copy the content in every&all index's directories) - which would be eating a hell of a lot of space from my poor lil' server. Am I getting this wrong? __________________ With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine!