Using Links Organizer as a link list script

[Useless]

Originally Posted by A.J. Angel

As to other link list scripts, I had sent an e-mail to the owner of Dragon and I was told that there were no updates being worked on and it won't be worked anytime soon although support is still present. So considering the latest version is back from 2006, I had passed on.

What is it about the script that is lacking or you feel needs updating? Some of the largest and most successful link lists run on a script that hasn't seen an update since the last millennium.

Food for thought.

[A.J. Angel]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

What is it about the script that is lacking or you feel needs updating? Some of the largest and most successful link lists run on a script that hasn't seen an update since the last millennium.

Food for thought.

Let's just say that I feel better knowing that whatever script is still being updated!

[Useless]

Originally Posted by A.J. Angel

Let's just say that I feel better knowing that whatever script is still being updated!

Updated with what? We could simply tell you that it's being updated if it would make you feel better. I don't understand how using a link trade script is more sensible than using a script which was developed intentionally for link lists, updates or not. Stable is good -- unless there are certain features you are interested in that aren't currently there.

[plateman]

LOL the scripts I use for my LL's are so out of update they don't even sell it anymore, I agree with useless

[Sven800]

Originally Posted by plateman

LOL the scripts I use for my LL's are so out of update they don't even sell it anymore, I agree with useless

Sounds like mine... I wish I had a newer script with options such as submitter accounts...

[A.J. Angel]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Updated with what? We could simply tell you that it's being updated if it would make you feel better. I don't understand how using a link trade script is more sensible than using a script which was developed intentionally for link lists, updates or not. Stable is good -- unless there are certain features you are interested in that aren't currently there.

Updated with patches against security issues for example, which is my main concern of course among other things.

New features are just secondary unless the feature in question could be of some great use in whatever I do.