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Originally Posted by Nathan
Whats that supposed to mean? You talking about the one you find in the copyright header in files like config.php?
For which client of ours do you work?
You said (in later posts) that you would do it without decompiling. That would mean you would need to get it from wherever the source sits, which is our servers. So how would you get it WITHOUT illegally gaining access to our servers? You said yourself that this would be illegal in australia also.
Ok, great. So now if I am a webmaster, I check my links and suddenly see "hey, WTF, where is my affiliate code gone to??". You saying thats transparent? Strange definition of transparent to me. We would catch you in a heartbeat.
Typical reply by someone that actually can not do what they claim...
Seriously curious which client of ours you work for though.
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Haha what? Where has my affiliate code gone to? What on earth are you talking about? I could make something that emulated track.php transparently without raising a heartbeat. Let's see. track.php tracks the campaign/site/program combination from the query string and logs it. It then redirects to the site in question. Sets cookies and the like, all pretty straight forward. Anyone with 5 minutes and a brain could do that. Are you trying to argue someone couldn't easily replace track.php with their own code and make it simulate yours? Because if you are, you're a moron.
I am more than willing to achieve my bet. But of course, I'd need it to be sanctioned by you guys so that you couldn't turn around and badger me later.
All I sense is arrogance. If you sanction it, I could write a track.php which could easily implement shaving TRANSPARENTLY.
But since you're throwing things like "We're going to sue you!" out there - why would I bother? I just find it funny you're so naive and so arrogant.