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The Hun · 06-09-2002, 03:28 AM

Codecrawler, you obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about, putting words in people's mouths, assuming things are going to happen that are absolute bullshit (expect the price to go up, utter crap, sorry) and quoting things that play 6 years in the past.

I NEVER did anything illegal with my posts. Stolen content is not posted on my site if I know about it, copyright issues are dealt with swiftly, NapsterX changed the wording on their ads to say 'free 3 day trial passes' instead of 'free access to paysites'. You haven't got a clue what is going on here, so don't make statements like you DO know...

We're working on a solution here to get something good going. TGP2 is not an option, you have the same cheaters there, and you will get more once TGP2 is getting traffic, which it still doesn't... Cheaters aren't interested in redirecting 100 users. They want 100,000 users they can cheat on. That's why I want to spend a lot of effort in building something to prevent the whole industry going downhill with cheaters.

Many sites out there redirect foreign traffic. 'cause it's "unproductive". If it's unproductive, redirect it to a page that says so, don't redirect 'em to MoneyTree or whatever so they'll get slapped around the ears with consoles. Some people clearly fail to see completely that the surfer is our customer, not a number. 'traffic' as we know it is a bunch of individuals who - approached correcly - will pay if they see something they like.

When TGP2 started people predected my site would be dead... I still don't see a TGP2 site high up in the charts. Not that it's a bad concept. But many people seem to think that only their way is right. And that's absolute bullshit. But this discussion was not about TGP2...

If a good tracking system is in place both link-sites and TGP2's will benefit from it. Including honest gallery posters, paysites, content owners, hosts... you name it! Anonymous Internet is one... I truly believe surfing the net should be something you can do anonymously. But being a publisher on the web, why should that be anonymous. A good registering system would put a quick end to problems like childpornography on the Internet.

And again, if you don't like it, don't go there. Honestly I do think I have the traffic to back up making it a little harder to submit. However there is a problem with people that don't have a creditcard. Or with people that have a thousand of 'em through a generator. Also, my lawyer is checking if the information provided can be used against people who do end up stealing content.

People somehow don't like being watched. And a registration system shouldn't mean that people don't dare to do business on the web anymore. On the other hand people that play things honestly don't have anything to hide. I'm gather info, thinking of ways to get this all going... Everyone's comments here help a lot! Thank you for that!

06-09-2002, 03:28 AM
The Hun Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 1,207	Codecrawler, you obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about, putting words in people's mouths, assuming things are going to happen that are absolute bullshit (expect the price to go up, utter crap, sorry) and quoting things that play 6 years in the past. I NEVER did anything illegal with my posts. Stolen content is not posted on my site if I know about it, copyright issues are dealt with swiftly, NapsterX changed the wording on their ads to say 'free 3 day trial passes' instead of 'free access to paysites'. You haven't got a clue what is going on here, so don't make statements like you DO know... We're working on a solution here to get something good going. TGP2 is not an option, you have the same cheaters there, and you will get more once TGP2 is getting traffic, which it still doesn't... Cheaters aren't interested in redirecting 100 users. They want 100,000 users they can cheat on. That's why I want to spend a lot of effort in building something to prevent the whole industry going downhill with cheaters. Many sites out there redirect foreign traffic. 'cause it's "unproductive". If it's unproductive, redirect it to a page that says so, don't redirect 'em to MoneyTree or whatever so they'll get slapped around the ears with consoles. Some people clearly fail to see completely that the surfer is our customer, not a number. 'traffic' as we know it is a bunch of individuals who - approached correcly - will pay if they see something they like. When TGP2 started people predected my site would be dead... I still don't see a TGP2 site high up in the charts. Not that it's a bad concept. But many people seem to think that only their way is right. And that's absolute bullshit. But this discussion was not about TGP2... If a good tracking system is in place both link-sites and TGP2's will benefit from it. Including honest gallery posters, paysites, content owners, hosts... you name it! Anonymous Internet is one... I truly believe surfing the net should be something you can do anonymously. But being a publisher on the web, why should that be anonymous. A good registering system would put a quick end to problems like childpornography on the Internet. And again, if you don't like it, don't go there. Honestly I do think I have the traffic to back up making it a little harder to submit. However there is a problem with people that don't have a creditcard. Or with people that have a thousand of 'em through a generator. Also, my lawyer is checking if the information provided can be used against people who do end up stealing content. People somehow don't like being watched. And a registration system shouldn't mean that people don't dare to do business on the web anymore. On the other hand people that play things honestly don't have anything to hide. I'm gather info, thinking of ways to get this all going... Everyone's comments here help a lot! Thank you for that!