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This idea is so old, doesn't anybody remember last century? http://web.archive.org/web/19961224043248/linkexchange.com/ http://web.archive.org/web/199612240432

• swombat 18y ago
  The Internet Link Exchange (ILE) is a free public service designed to help web sites advertise each other. The concept is simple: by joining, you agree to display advertising banners for other members, and they agree to display banners for you. You can decide what type of sites to advertise on and advertise for so you don't need to worry about inappropriate material showing up on your pages. Big difference - this one only does the exchange between groups that agree to exchange with each other, which removes a lot of the trust issues that linkexchange and its other variants used to have.
  • KevinMS 18y ago
    You don't think that defunct link exchange probably had that feature, or that there were a thousand variations of that at the time? Its fine, but don't claim is revolutionary like its claimed on the blog post the idea was taken from. Its part of a category of web sites that even has a wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_exchange http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_exchange Maybe its a good plan, I think linkexchange was bought by microsoft, which then killed it.