If You Were Inventing the Link List Today...

Bill · 2012-01-27, 02:34 AM

Lets see - a "new not-linklist" would need features like this.

It would have to remove or seriously reduce the reviewing process. The ideal is that every link submitted would be automatically accepted and posted. Profits are too low to expect either the labor cost on the review side or the rejection cost on the content assembly side to be born - it has to be cheaper for everyone.

Along that same line - it should be as low labor as possible.

It would have to be acceptable to the existing linklists as a legitimate recip. That shouldn't be hard.

It should reward assembler effort and profitability in some way. It might work if it delivers content in a more entertaining way than the tubes, with more text for the spiders. (a huffpo kind of thing, but for porn).

Along that same line, it would work best if it had a revenue sharing and spider-attraction rewards system. Like, say, users get free time in paysites, and content creators earn money or, worse case say, points, symbolic money that can be redeemed - one hopes. And whoever creates text that gets spidered gets points.

Some challenging scripting there - but scripting is not the huge obstacle it was some years back.

2012-01-27, 02:34 AM	#29
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Lets see - a "new not-linklist" would need features like this. It would have to remove or seriously reduce the reviewing process. The ideal is that every link submitted would be automatically accepted and posted. Profits are too low to expect either the labor cost on the review side or the rejection cost on the content assembly side to be born - it has to be cheaper for everyone. Along that same line - it should be as low labor as possible. It would have to be acceptable to the existing linklists as a legitimate recip. That shouldn't be hard. It should reward assembler effort and profitability in some way. It might work if it delivers content in a more entertaining way than the tubes, with more text for the spiders. (a huffpo kind of thing, but for porn). Along that same line, it would work best if it had a revenue sharing and spider-attraction rewards system. Like, say, users get free time in paysites, and content creators earn money or, worse case say, points, symbolic money that can be redeemed - one hopes. And whoever creates text that gets spidered gets points. Some challenging scripting there - but scripting is not the huge obstacle it was some years back.