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Lol. When I landed on the home page, my first thought was "Why did this guy post a link to a site that hasn't launched yet?" I thought it was one of those park

• axod 19y ago
  I agree. My first thought was "Hmm lots of big adverts.. what else is here?". Then I read and realized.
• waleedka 19y ago
  Yes, I do realize that Web sites with ads are sometimes looked down upon, especially in the tech community. Because that's how I used to feel. But recently I started embracing the fact that ads are what makes the Internet free. Without them, we'd have to pay 5 cents for every email and 15 sent for every search. I'll see what I can do about the design, though. Maybe I can make it less "messy". And, none of the ads on the home page are paid, by the way. They are links to other very good startups[1]. [1] http://selfdebugging.com/2007/09/24/list-of-selected-startup-ads/ http://selfdebugging.com/2007/09/24/list-of-selected-startup...
  • greendestiny 19y ago
    No, he means the entirety of your site looks like a domain squatting ad page. Most domain squatters put categorized ads on their pages, and your links look similar to that. Have a think about the design of your content. But two thumbs up for the idea.