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Linkster · 2006-12-18, 05:54 PM

MeatPounder - there is an option to use that blacklist within link-admin - although I can tell you that many do NOT use it "automatically" as there are a lot of LLs that dont have the exact same rules - so it would be kinda impractical to just make a blanket list that everybody uses.
The thing to keep in mind here is that there are a few reviewers that work for a great many LLs so between those LLs you could be B/L'd at one and it would fit 10 other lists just because they share the same reviewer group and rules for that matter

The last thing to clear up here - is that the Useful BL is written and "maintained" by an old LL owner (Richard of Richards Realm) - although the maintaining section is just the program itself - the blacklisting part is something separate and that was why it was always made completely voluntary for link-admin users (also Richards script)

Greenguy · 2006-12-18, 07:41 PM

Gotta answer these out of order...

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Originally Posted by Linkster

MeatPounder - there is an option to use that blacklist within link-admin....

I'll have to double check with MrMaryLou, but I believe that using the Useful Scripts blacklist that I (and a few others) use it is NOT an option (but it may be an option as far as the free host blacklist)

I know that Link Admin does have a blacklist option built into it, but that's completely separate from the one that I use.

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Originally Posted by MeatPounder

...Perhaps it is only other webmasters seeing sites and emails blacklisted and so manually add those trangressors to their own lists.....

That thought had never crossed my mind, but yes, it is possible that a new LL would go to the blacklist, search the domain & then decide what to do with the domain as far as their own personal blacklists.

I do NOT think this is a good practice, but there's not much anyone can do about it other than removing the search & appeal process, which I think everyone would agree on being a bad thing to do.

MrMaryLou · 2006-12-18, 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greenie

Gotta answer these out of order...

I'll have to double check with MrMaryLou, but I believe that using the Useful Scripts blacklist that I (and a few others) use it is NOT an option (but it may be an option as far as the free host blacklist)

I know that Link Admin does have a blacklist option built into it, but that's completely separate from the one that I use.

There no option on install for the black list for free host

MrYum · 2006-12-18, 11:08 PM

Glad the cooler head kicked in DJ

Did take a while though...remind me not to piss you off

I used Link Admin for a year or so, don't recall it having the capability of using the Usefulscripts blacklist. It did have its own blacklist, but wasn't connected to any outside list.

As mentioned previously, and I think a lot of reviewers do this...I use that list as a reference point only. Just another of many checks I run on new submitters. The only way it carries any real weight is if the offense listed is particularly egregious.

DJilla · 2006-12-19, 01:21 AM

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Originally Posted by MrYum

Glad the cooler head kicked in DJ

Thank you. I wish someone had kicked me in the head when I started. I don't know if I can ever live down all these posts. Its really embarrasing and as I've said 50 times I'm so sorry to everyone. I'm signing off now and going to bed hoping to end this nightmare.
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Jel · 2006-12-19, 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by DJilla

Thank you. I wish someone had kicked me in the head when I started. I don't know if I can ever live down all these posts. Its really embarrasing and as I've said 50 times I'm so sorry to everyone. I'm signing off now and going to bed hoping to end this nightmare.
|confused|

You aren't a real webmaster until you've made a complete cunt of yourself in front of your peers - welcome to the club

MeatPounder · 2006-12-19, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Jel

You aren't a real webmaster until you've made a complete cunt of yourself in front of your peers - welcome to the club

That's why UW is my hero

2006-12-18, 05:54 PM	#1
Linkster NO! Im not a female - but being a dragon, I do eat them. Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sex Delta Posts: 5,084	MeatPounder - there is an option to use that blacklist within link-admin - although I can tell you that many do NOT use it "automatically" as there are a lot of LLs that dont have the exact same rules - so it would be kinda impractical to just make a blanket list that everybody uses. The thing to keep in mind here is that there are a few reviewers that work for a great many LLs so between those LLs you could be B/L'd at one and it would fit 10 other lists just because they share the same reviewer group and rules for that matter The last thing to clear up here - is that the Useful BL is written and "maintained" by an old LL owner (Richard of Richards Realm) - although the maintaining section is just the program itself - the blacklisting part is something separate and that was why it was always made completely voluntary for link-admin users (also Richards script) __________________ Pussy Chompers Porn Links NSCash

2006-12-18, 11:08 PM	#4
MrYum Arghhhh...submit yer sites ya ruddy swabs! Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sunny Florida! Posts: 5,108	Glad the cooler head kicked in DJ Did take a while though...remind me not to piss you off I used Link Admin for a year or so, don't recall it having the capability of using the Usefulscripts blacklist. It did have its own blacklist, but wasn't connected to any outside list. As mentioned previously, and I think a lot of reviewers do this...I use that list as a reference point only. Just another of many checks I run on new submitters. The only way it carries any real weight is if the offense listed is particularly egregious. __________________ Porno Flixxx Submissions SOTI Site Submissions Free Porn Resource Submissions