Counter script on link lists

[Useless]

Originally Posted by lazyworkaholic

Greenie, does your script automatically check for "javascript"? Wouldn't it be nice to allow the usage for trusted submitters?

Not to be prick-ish, but you it's sort of poor etiquette to ask someone what their script does or does not do. No matter what he may allow trusted submitters to do, that really wouldn't have anything to do any other submitter.

[lazyworkaholic]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Not to be prick-ish, but you it's sort of poor etiquette to ask someone what their script does or does not do. No matter what he may allow trusted submitters to do, that really wouldn't have anything to do any other submitter.

All I am trying to do is figuring out the best way how to create my galleries / free sites without risking being banned or not getting accepted but maximizing utility of submissions. On my private galleries that I use on my own blogs, movieposts and on seo hub sites for example I use Google Analytics and I do not directly link to sponsor tours but use a click tracking script.
Obviously the best thing would be if I could use these already existing galleries to create my free sites but as javascript / 3rd party counters and linking to anything else but directly to the tours is probably forbidden I cannot use these galleries and I would have to create extra galleries then.
As I have very high quality galleries, all optimized for seo I will not just copy those galleries into different folders and remove GA and change the links because of double content etc.
I don't think asking what is forbidden on somebody's (linklist) script and how to avoid any trouble (and maximizing utility at the same time) has anything to do with poor etiquette. It is just an honest question.

I know most linklist owners are probably pretty annoyed by questions like mine as they have been asked the same questions more or less 100's of times in the past already and some might say "just follow exact each linklists' rules and you have no problems" but following each rule without trying to figure out a different way of solving a problem would just cause more workload and reduce my utility then.