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ecchi · 2015-09-29, 04:28 AM

OK, this is fun!

I'm still adding that unstoppable pop under to non profit sites. Unfortunately, because all my targets are sites that I sort of gave up on because they are making little or no money, I have not worked on them for ages. And the problem I'm finding is that I have created several hundred sites in the time I have been working online, and I have usually named the folders something short and (I thought at the time) memorable, rather than the domain name. The result is that I am now having difficulty finding the bloody folders. For example, I have a site called "Teen Sex In Norfolk" which I eventually found in a folder called "caister-college" (because that was going to be the name of the fictitious college where the action took place). It took me ages to find that folder.

So what I am working on now is sorting through several hundred folders, and renaming them with names I'll actually recognise.

Ho hum, seventeen years of web work to look through!

2015-09-29, 04:28 AM	#6
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	OK, this is fun! I'm still adding that unstoppable pop under to non profit sites. Unfortunately, because all my targets are sites that I sort of gave up on because they are making little or no money, I have not worked on them for ages. And the problem I'm finding is that I have created several hundred sites in the time I have been working online, and I have usually named the folders something short and (I thought at the time) memorable, rather than the domain name. The result is that I am now having difficulty finding the bloody folders. For example, I have a site called "Teen Sex In Norfolk" which I eventually found in a folder called "caister-college" (because that was going to be the name of the fictitious college where the action took place). It took me ages to find that folder. So what I am working on now is sorting through several hundred folders, and renaming them with names I'll actually recognise. Ho hum, seventeen years of web work to look through!