If I were you, I would stick them in my resume. They are your projects. You put time and effort into them and made something happen. Even though they may seem s

If I were you, I would stick them in my resume. They are your projects. You put time and effort into them and made something happen. Even though they may seem spam-ish, they did bring revenue and since you made them when you were 17, I for one, would understand that 'experimental' phase of web development. I guess I would also look a bit different at the situation if you made those websites when you were 25 or something. The weed price thing is just briliant, and if a person doesn't see the beauty in that, then it's their problem, not yours. In the end, you also have to decide what type of people you want to work with. If they don't share your vision for a project you've done (or if they think that's childish etc.) then maybe they're not worth your time. You're not going to see eye to eye on this issue, then there will be a lot of other issues in the long run that will cause dissagrements between you two.