Content on index page?

[japamor]

Originally Posted by faxxaff

am I a couple of years behind?

I think this has changed over the past few years. I don't think many LL's will refuse a site for hardcore content on the warning page. Some LL's even have hardcore images in their recips. I certainly don't reject on Joy Porn for that reason.

The whole idea of a 'Warning' has always mystified me. Most kids when seeing a notice 'Beware, Hardcore Porn Site ahead' will take it as an invitation.

[horndog]

I don't usually put hardcore on the index or warning page because it kind of defeats the purpose of having a warning if right next to it their is babe sucking a big cock or getting DP'd. But I only know of one LL that will reject for it or directly has a rule about it.

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Clean Sites

[Useless]

I have a little-known rule on one of my lists that ALL of my submitters have ignored even though it's clearly printed on top of the main page of the submission area as soon as you log in:

I will no longer list free sites that don't have a photo of my grotesquely engorged cock on the index, above the warning text. I will be taking new high-def pics of my cock later, for those of you who no longer wish to use the old ones. If you'd like me to write your name, or the name of your site, on my cock, please let me know in advance.

You probably think I'm kidding, but my submitters know I'm not.

[SheepGuy]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

I have a little-known rule on one of my lists that ALL of my submitters have ignored even though it's clearly printed on top of the main page of the submission area as soon as you log in:



You probably think I'm kidding, but my submitters know I'm not.

Maybe I should sell ad space on my ass?

[ponygirl]

Originally Posted by SheepGuy

Maybe I should sell ad space on my ass?

why not, we sure seem to see enough of it hehe

[cd34]

Originally Posted by SheepGuy

Maybe I should sell ad space on my ass?

Ages ago I had a client named Prankmasters that did a lot of crazy things. They had a Balloonogram with a stripping gorilla -- someone in a gorilla suit that stripped down to a gstring (which of course was on the outside of the gorilla suit). The thing that makes this funny is that they had a guy named Frank that did Moon-O-Grams. He'd write the message on his behind, and moon the recipient. For office environments they did a half-moon which had the message written on his undewear. In '93, they charged $450 for the moon-o-gram and $250 for the half-moon-o-gram.

It might be more lucrative than you might think.