Food For Thought for LL owners

[ronnie]

I see so many people worried about privacy. In over 7 years my whois has been public with NO problems. Sure I've gotten some junk mail, mainly domain registrars, but thats it. I know others with their whois public and never heard of any one having problems. I really dont understand people being so worried about it. It's been said "many" times, if your so worried about some one finding out about your adult sites, you should'nt be in this business...

As for sponsor content, what use is more then one picture set of the same scene/girl? I dont see you changing any ones mind about that. Not to mention, if a surfer sees the same thing over and over, will they be likely to stick around the site and look further? Or come back? The biggest problem, SO many dont read the rules and LL owners see so much of the same exact content over and over. There is also the train of thought by some that webmasters who actually buy content, should be more serious and stay around.

ronnie

[Mr. Blue]

Originally Posted by ronnie

I see so many people worried about privacy. In over 7 years my whois has been public with NO problems. Sure I've gotten some junk mail, mainly domain registrars, but thats it. I know others with their whois public and never heard of any one having problems. I really dont understand people being so worried about it. It's been said "many" times, if your so worried about some one finding out about your adult sites, you should'nt be in this business...

I've had my whois up on my mainstream sites for 10 years and my porn sites for 2 years. The worst that I ever got was a little spam snail mail.

As for this whole post, it kind of falls in the category of LL owners know what their doing and will adapt accordingly as they see fit. If as a submitter you find one or two LL's have egregious rules there's this little bit of magic you can do...you don't submit to them.