[Simon]

Hello Zentoz, GreeenGuy, GeorgeTH, Ramster, Useless Warrior, and Kristian... and thanks for the good feedback!

From the replies in this thread, it looks like there are maybe two basic ways we could go on this.

1. We could supply pix in the 800x600 maximum size, keeping file size reasonable, with pre-made thumbs in perhaps a couple of sizes for those who like them either larger or smaller.

2. We could supply pix in larger, high-definition format, and let people make the photo and thumb sizes/resolutions they prefer for the galleries, sites, tour pages, etc. they build.

I'm guessing that those more experienced in the business would be just fine with the second choice, since it provides more options on what you can do with the content. And I'm thinking that the first choice would be good for those who are newer to things, and who don't have all the tools (and all the know-how) that more experienced builders have.

So maybe the thing to do is offer both kinds of content packs, and let people choose what they want to download.

I do like the suggestion Kristian offered. I can see how it would benefit particularly those experienced enough to understand the advantages of "choose your own" content. And the "more special content for more orders" approach is interesting too. We'll kick those ideas around here and maybe we can come up with something along those lines too.

Useless Warrior, I appreciate the suggestion about using 20-30 pic sets. We've only started looking at the differences between building galleries for TGPs and building free sites for Link Lists. (I've been reading the "Hosted Free Sites - Sponsors Read This" thread that Linkster started.) We'll definitely make sure to offer sets with enough pics that you can build whatever you want.
Also, regarding your comment about us asking for opinions first, I hope folks here won't mind if I do that a lot. We had an affiliate program before, some years ago, that was administrated by people who weren't our site development team. We're doing it ourselves this time, and we want to make sure that we're giving webmasters what they really need, and not just what we think they should be using.

More feedback still welcome if anyone would like to say more about this.

Thanks,

Simon


P.S. I really appreciate the time the people here take to help each other out. I'm sort of an "Elder Noob." I've been a computer user since my Timex Sinclair ZX81. I was visiting bulletin boards on a Fat Mac with a 300 baud modem by 1985. I've been involved with building adult pages/sites/communities since 1996. But I read this board because I still learn things here all the time.