Community Project for Spare Domains

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

That would be an ideal situation. Do it all properly with webmasters creating textual links to other people's similar posts within the network.

Would be simple to setup really, just a matter of getting a group of talented webmasters to work together and pull their weight. Which could prove to be difficult.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by LowryBigwood

Which could prove to be difficult

Exactly. If I could create the right type of link list script, there wouldn't be much work for anyone to after that. Link lists carry very little weight, but the core concept of my idea is to create a larger net to catch whatever sea life we can, not exactly a fine tuned weapon.

[ArtWilliams]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Exactly. If I could create the right type of link list script, there wouldn't be much work for anyone to after that. Link lists carry very little weight, but the core concept of my idea is to create a larger net to catch whatever sea life we can, not exactly a fine tuned weapon.

A net is a fine tuned weapon for catching dolphins!

[Useless]

And dolphins are fucking DELICIOUS!

[Bill]

Originally Posted by LowryBigwood

Would be simple to setup really, just a matter of getting a group of talented webmasters to work together and pull their weight. Which could prove to be difficult.

yeah, well, that's one of the "test of concept" models that I was openly hinting about in that other 'new not-a-linklist' thread.

serious blog cooperation is just part of it, an experiment to see what happens, and esperiments like serious blog cooperation doesn't solve the core problems, but it does start to assemble data.

The core problems still revolve around revenue models.

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Bill

yeah, well, that's one of the "test of concept" models that I was openly hinting about in that other 'new not-a-linklist' thread.

serious blog cooperation is just part of it, an experiment to see what happens, and esperiments like serious blog cooperation doesn't solve the core problems, but it does start to assemble data.

The core problems still revolve around revenue models.

Also starts to assemble traffic.