I've Pulled Hardlink Trades - You May Want To Read This

Bill · 2007-04-11, 03:56 PM

Pulling links without telling people you are pulling them is a dangerous practice.

Captain and Spaceman - I've got a lot of old links with you guys on a number of domains, do I have to sit here and wonder if you are going to fuck me on them, and vampirize relevance from my network of pages?

I'm glad to see you are both reviewing again on your main sites, and have stopped this practice of not reviewing (at least on your main sites).

But this business of dropping links without notice is bad for everybody, and could end up causing a lot of trouble for everybody.

If we can't trust linking partners, if linking becomes an exercise in who betrays who first, where does it stop?

spacemanspiff · 2007-04-11, 04:45 PM

Read my post Bill. I said I would contact everyone I could find contact information for. I just wanted to make a post here too because looking through a few of the trades I noticed that I don't have an email saved in my trades folder, and there's no contact info on the sites. In retrospect I probably should have insisted that all trades be done through email so there would be a record.

So far the only thing I've deleted are a couple of domains that redirect all the category specific links to the index page, a domain that's parked, and a few that are so over-the-top bad that they just had to go. I sent emails to the webmasters on those. I'm betting they won't even see them.

As regards our other trades, I'm not fooling with them at all, and I would certainly give you a heads up if I ever did.

Linkster · 2007-04-11, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by spacemanspiff

Read my post Bill. I said I would contact everyone I could find contact information for. .

Thats a good outlook - unfortunately I guess there are others that feel that they should just pull links based on their own opinions without notifying anyone and get the benefit derived from having PR3 and 4 category links pointing back to their category pages

2007-04-11, 04:45 PM	#2
spacemanspiff Where there's a will, I want to be in it. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Looz-e-anna Posts: 1,015	Read my post Bill. I said I would contact everyone I could find contact information for. I just wanted to make a post here too because looking through a few of the trades I noticed that I don't have an email saved in my trades folder, and there's no contact info on the sites. In retrospect I probably should have insisted that all trades be done through email so there would be a record. So far the only thing I've deleted are a couple of domains that redirect all the category specific links to the index page, a domain that's parked, and a few that are so over-the-top bad that they just had to go. I sent emails to the webmasters on those. I'm betting they won't even see them. As regards our other trades, I'm not fooling with them at all, and I would certainly give you a heads up if I ever did. __________________ Submit your free sites to Free Sex Pics

2007-04-11, 03:56 PM	#1
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	Pulling links without telling people you are pulling them is a dangerous practice. Captain and Spaceman - I've got a lot of old links with you guys on a number of domains, do I have to sit here and wonder if you are going to fuck me on them, and vampirize relevance from my network of pages? I'm glad to see you are both reviewing again on your main sites, and have stopped this practice of not reviewing (at least on your main sites). But this business of dropping links without notice is bad for everybody, and could end up causing a lot of trouble for everybody. If we can't trust linking partners, if linking becomes an exercise in who betrays who first, where does it stop?