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adultsitecms
2009-07-24, 03:02 PM
Hello Guys,

I am new on this board and I'd like to introduce myself. I am Steven with AdultDigitalSolutions.

The main product I am promoting is AdultSiteCMS (http://www.adultsitecms.com), an easy and affordable CMS.

I am here to answer all your questions regarding this CMS.

Let me tell you something about it:
AdultDigitalSolutions provides development, billing integration and translation services to hundreds of top named adult clients, such as AEBN, Playboy, TopBucks, and many others.

The development on AdultsiteCMS (http://www.adultsitecms.com) began almost one year ago and since then has gone through almost fifty two (52) revisions before launching with the current 1.21.1 version of AdultsiteCMS (http://www.adultsitecms.com).

Here is where you can find the demo:
http://www.adultsitecms.com

If something isn't that clear for you, I am here to help.

Regards,
Steven

tickler
2009-07-24, 05:44 PM
Google seems to be getting nasty with scripts. |club|

About a month ago they slapped a penalty(later reversed) against various TGP/MPG/LL scripts.|crazy|

Now they seem to have a major problem with CMS scripts.|huh
http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/020443.html

ecchi
2009-07-25, 01:42 AM
Google seems to be getting nasty with scripts. About a month ago they slapped a penalty(later reversed) against various TGP/MPG/LL scripts.
Now they seem to have a major problem with CMS scripts.
I have always said - learn Perl (or PHP or Python, or whichever) and write your own scripts. One advantage of this is that you never get caught up in any of these hits on specific scripts (Google isn't the only one to have done stuff like this). And if your script does do something that someone important objects to, it is a damn sight easier to change your script a bit than it is to ditch the script you bought, buy a new one, and redesign your entire site to fit the new script.

virgohippy
2009-07-25, 03:09 AM
I have always said - learn Perl (or PHP or Python, or whichever) and write your own scripts. One advantage of this is that you never get caught up in any of these hits on specific scripts (Google isn't the only one to have done stuff like this). And if your script does do something that someone important objects to, it is a damn sight easier to change your script a bit than it is to ditch the script you bought, buy a new one, and redesign your entire site to fit the new script.

I'll second this one for the same reasons, and also being able to fully evaluate and have complete control of code and scripts written by others is highly valuable as well. |thumb

Wazza
2009-07-25, 08:11 AM
Smart Thumbs... Gallery script used by CJs...
Stream Rotator... Gallery script used by CJs...

Pattern forming yet?

I'll bet my right nut that google is having a crack at sites that pass every outlink (or a % above a certain threshold) through a script of some sort...

ecchi
2009-07-25, 11:55 AM
I'll bet my right nut that google is having a crack at sites that pass every outlink (or a % above a certain threshold) through a script of some sort...
I get bloody good Google traffic to several sites where every link goes through a script, with no attempt to disguise the fact, so it is not just that, they have to be looking for something on the site that identifies the script.

Wazza
2009-07-25, 06:06 PM
Through a trade script?

A script that deliberately sends a % of surfers to a link other than the one they expected to go to?

Perhaps I should have been clearer...

tickler
2009-07-25, 11:18 PM
It seems that some spammers were using the scripts for nasty redirects with external calls, and maybe stealing some PR. |club|
http://www.SomeTGP.com/out.php?link=www.SomeBadSite.com

Your scripts should test that they are being called only from the proper place.|whisper|


Here's the link at the google help forum(not adult friendly)
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Webmasters/thread?tid=7447f5aaaa73cdf3&hl=en

And a link at damageX
http://www.askdamagex.com/f2/google-actually-reranking-serp-37804/

ecchi
2009-07-26, 12:58 AM
Through a trade script?
A script that deliberately sends a % of surfers to a link other than the one they expected to go to?.
No sure if this question is aimed at my post, but if so the answer is "yes".

Ms Naughty
2009-07-27, 08:51 PM
Steven, I've been waiting for Claudio to contact me for a week. I also sent you a PM. Hoping you'll talk to me soon.

adultsitecms
2009-08-19, 12:44 PM
grandmascrotum, We have sent you PM and answered all your questions.

Ms Naughty
2009-08-19, 09:53 PM
I'm still waiting on a reply to the email I sent to Claudio Tuesday afternoon my time.