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Originally Posted by Greenie

But in the end, you are right that it is their site. All I can really do is offer up useless advice & use another non-biased resource site, like this new one - http://qualityadultaffiliates.com/ - that I found on Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/QualityAdultAff - not nearly as big or in depth, but there's no blacklist there

I saw in my stats I was getting hits from GG&J and thought I would come by and see what was being said. I've been meaning to register instead of lurking for a long time now anyway.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I like daizzzy; I think his heart is in the right place - trying to get the information out there when programs try to be sneaky.

I don't have a blacklist per se, but I do exercise judgement in what programs I review. My goal is to help potential affiliates find the best programs to suit their needs (ie tools, niches, payment methods, etc). As such, I use the 'if you can't say something nice...' rule - if the program has no redeeming qualities I can think of, posting it really isn't going to do anybody any good and I should just move on to a better program. For programs with some controversy, such as those owned by Manwin and Dee, I include the points of contention and let the affiliates decide what they are comfortable with.