Keeping track of content submitted to LLs...

KG Gary · 2005-10-18, 04:09 AM

Hello everybody! Learning learning learning.
A couple of questions if I may......

When reviewing free sites submitted to link lists etc how do reviewers keep track of whether or not the content is overused?
Is it a case of using our built in nakedness-sensor which seems to be able to detect almost any rude image seen before?
Is twice considered overused?
Is there a more reliable way?

Also, I'm curious to know roughly how many free sites are reviewed, (not added), per day.
All comments very much appreciated!
Gary.

Chop Smith · 2005-10-18, 04:42 AM

If it is a "rude image", the reviewer will just turn a 55 gallon drum of whoop ass on it. Otherwise, he will rely on his keen memory to determine if the content is overused.

Surfn · 2005-10-18, 05:10 AM

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Originally Posted by KG Gary

Hello everybody! Learning learning learning.
A couple of questions if I may......

When reviewing free sites submitted to link lists etc how do reviewers keep track of whether or not the content is overused?
Is it a case of using our built in nakedness-sensor which seems to be able to detect almost any rude image seen before?
Is twice considered overused?
Is there a more reliable way?

Also, I'm curious to know roughly how many free sites are reviewed, (not added), per day.
All comments very much appreciated!
Gary.

I use a scientific approach. When I first look at the pics if I say to myself "oh no, not these again" they are over used. It varies from maybe the second time on some sets to maybe the fourth time on sets I really like. And yes, I remember all the pics I have ever seen and if you try to reuse pics too soon I won't let you.

KG Gary · 2005-10-18, 08:03 AM

Thanks for the replies. I was hoping that this non-scientific method was generally employed as it seems to work quite well.
My wife tells me how to work the washing macine now and then but I never hold the information, yet show me a photo containing nakedness and it sticks forever!

Thanks again!
Gary.

ponygirl · 2005-10-18, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by KG Gary

Thanks for the replies. I was hoping that this non-scientific method was generally employed as it seems to work quite well.
My wife tells me how to work the washing macine now and then but I never hold the information, yet show me a photo containing nakedness and it sticks forever!

Thanks again!
Gary.

Maybe she should be naked while showing you how to use it

Interesting - I wondered too how a set becomes 'overused' but I've found it doesn't take a lot of reviewing to become pretty good at spotting the same body parts more than a couple of times

Surfn · 2005-10-18, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by ponygirl

Maybe she should be naked while showing you how to use it

Interesting - I wondered too how a set becomes 'overused' but I've found it doesn't take a lot of reviewing to become pretty good at spotting the same body parts more than a couple of times

Especially when you review over 1,000 submits a day

ponygirl · 2005-10-18, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Surfn

Especially when you review over 1,000 submits a day

|shocking|

I can't even imagine...

KG Gary · 2005-10-18, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by ponygirl

Maybe she should be naked while showing you how to use it

Hee hee. Great thinking, but then I'd still forget the info. Again and again and again and........

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Originally Posted by Surfn

Especially when you review over 1,000 submits a day

That answers another of my questions. Thanks...I think! OVER 1000 A DAY!
1000?!
Wow.
Thanks again.

2005-10-18, 04:09 AM	#1
KG Gary I can now put whatever I want in this space Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: South East UK Posts: 744	Keeping track of content submitted to LLs... Hello everybody! Learning learning learning. A couple of questions if I may...... When reviewing free sites submitted to link lists etc how do reviewers keep track of whether or not the content is overused? Is it a case of using our built in nakedness-sensor which seems to be able to detect almost any rude image seen before? Is twice considered overused? Is there a more reliable way? Also, I'm curious to know roughly how many free sites are reviewed, (not added), per day. All comments very much appreciated! Gary.

2005-10-18, 04:42 AM	#2
Chop Smith Eighteen 'til I Die Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Mississippi Posts: 2,168	If it is a "rude image", the reviewer will just turn a 55 gallon drum of whoop ass on it. Otherwise, he will rely on his keen memory to determine if the content is overused. __________________

2005-10-18, 08:03 AM	#4
KG Gary I can now put whatever I want in this space Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: South East UK Posts: 744	Thanks for the replies. I was hoping that this non-scientific method was generally employed as it seems to work quite well. My wife tells me how to work the washing macine now and then but I never hold the information, yet show me a photo containing nakedness and it sticks forever! Thanks again! Gary.