CaptainSparrow - I've only found a few problematic URLs of his doing a site:domain search on Google, so it was probably something he did with his first free site and then discontinued the practice. At this point, I'm fairly certain it was a newbie mistake made by someone who doesn't yet understand our need to be sensitive about SE results. I was angry by his initial response to the rejection when it seemed he was saying that my list's name/domain (
pervespace) was generic enough for anyone to have accidentally used as a folder name, when it was obvious that it was an intentional decision. But then he realized that he and I were talking about two different things. I was talking my list's name. He was talking about the free site's title. Oops.
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Originally Posted by koalaTalex
Maybe give him another chance if he is willing to communicate and rectify the situation with you.
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I am giving him another chance. I told him as soon as he buys a .com or .net and gets his own hosting (his .info domain is hosted by Fetish Hits), then I'd list him. There was nothing at all wrong the free site itself.