Hey,
I'd just like to know what you think of this idea: A Global Blacklist.
Now i've had this idea before and, if executed correctly, it could be extremely useful in my opinion.
Basically, I'd host a blacklist which any DDL site may use instead of their own (by regularly downloading a copy or by linking in their code to my copy).
Such a blacklist would allow better control over who may submit and who may not. It'd allow us webmasters to filter out spam submissions much more easily as we'd have others' input to help decide who should be able to submit.
The current system allows you to suggest a host for being blacklisted, request a removal, view historic blacklisting reasons, browse the whole list (txt or interactively) and view specific hosts.
I really think this idea could work well if it was supported. It'd mean less work on the DDL owner's shoulders as they can rely on a global blacklist instead of manually checking sites themselves.
I can however, see this being "shot down" like it was before. Hopefully though, some of you understand the idea.
http://warezlinkers.com/blacklist/
http://warezlinkers.com/blacklist/blacklist.txt (example, will be updated to contain real hosts eventually)
I'd just like to know what you think of this idea: A Global Blacklist.
Now i've had this idea before and, if executed correctly, it could be extremely useful in my opinion.
Basically, I'd host a blacklist which any DDL site may use instead of their own (by regularly downloading a copy or by linking in their code to my copy).
Such a blacklist would allow better control over who may submit and who may not. It'd allow us webmasters to filter out spam submissions much more easily as we'd have others' input to help decide who should be able to submit.
The current system allows you to suggest a host for being blacklisted, request a removal, view historic blacklisting reasons, browse the whole list (txt or interactively) and view specific hosts.
I really think this idea could work well if it was supported. It'd mean less work on the DDL owner's shoulders as they can rely on a global blacklist instead of manually checking sites themselves.
I can however, see this being "shot down" like it was before. Hopefully though, some of you understand the idea.
http://warezlinkers.com/blacklist/
http://warezlinkers.com/blacklist/blacklist.txt (example, will be updated to contain real hosts eventually)