I've been building dromendra.com and I'd like both contributors and honest criticism, so this seemed like the right place to put it. (https://dromendra.com)
It's a link index for adult video. No hosting, no player, no files sitting on my server. A page gives you the title, a thumbnail and every mirror that was posted for it, then you leave for whichever host you prefer. Currently vidara, lulustream, doodstream, savefiles, playmogo, luluvdo and streamtape.
Before anyone checks: the site is three days old, so there is almost nothing in Google yet. The sitemap is submitted and the pages are there, but a domain that age doesn't get crawled deeply no matter what you do, and pretending otherwise would waste your time and mine. Judge the structure and the pages, not the search traffic, because the search traffic doesn't exist yet. That's also why I'm posting now rather than in two months. The shape is still cheap to change.
Anyone can post. Registration is open, it takes an email, and you're posting the same day. That's the part I actually care about. If you already mirror across hosts and you want your links seen, the form handles a batch at a time, because filling twenty forms for twenty links is how these things die. Part of the catalogue also comes in on its own, but the posted links are what the site is for. There are 5,000 + published entries so far, each one its own indexable page rather than a filter on a search result.
The scope is worldwide. Nothing is region locked, the interface is English, and I'm not restricting what gets posted by country or language. If your audience is Latin America, India, Eastern Europe or anywhere else that usually gets treated as an afterthought, that content has the same place here as anything else. I'd rather the index looked like the actual internet than like one market.
What contributors get out of it: your links get a real page with a title, a thumbnail and performer tags, and that page is in the sitemap. What I get is a catalogue that isn't shaped by whatever one source happens to carry.
There are posting rules and you accept them before your first post. Anything reported comes down in one click. Nothing is silently deleted either, whoever posted it can see the state of their own links.
One ad per page, nothing opens when you arrive. (may change in the futur)
What I'd like from this thread: tell me what's wrong with it. Is the per video page thin? Does the posting flow annoy you before you finish? Is it slow somewhere, and where? If you've run something in this niche and you know the mistake I'm about to make, I'd rather hear it now.
https://dromendra.com
It's a link index for adult video. No hosting, no player, no files sitting on my server. A page gives you the title, a thumbnail and every mirror that was posted for it, then you leave for whichever host you prefer. Currently vidara, lulustream, doodstream, savefiles, playmogo, luluvdo and streamtape.
Before anyone checks: the site is three days old, so there is almost nothing in Google yet. The sitemap is submitted and the pages are there, but a domain that age doesn't get crawled deeply no matter what you do, and pretending otherwise would waste your time and mine. Judge the structure and the pages, not the search traffic, because the search traffic doesn't exist yet. That's also why I'm posting now rather than in two months. The shape is still cheap to change.
Anyone can post. Registration is open, it takes an email, and you're posting the same day. That's the part I actually care about. If you already mirror across hosts and you want your links seen, the form handles a batch at a time, because filling twenty forms for twenty links is how these things die. Part of the catalogue also comes in on its own, but the posted links are what the site is for. There are 5,000 + published entries so far, each one its own indexable page rather than a filter on a search result.
The scope is worldwide. Nothing is region locked, the interface is English, and I'm not restricting what gets posted by country or language. If your audience is Latin America, India, Eastern Europe or anywhere else that usually gets treated as an afterthought, that content has the same place here as anything else. I'd rather the index looked like the actual internet than like one market.
What contributors get out of it: your links get a real page with a title, a thumbnail and performer tags, and that page is in the sitemap. What I get is a catalogue that isn't shaped by whatever one source happens to carry.
There are posting rules and you accept them before your first post. Anything reported comes down in one click. Nothing is silently deleted either, whoever posted it can see the state of their own links.
One ad per page, nothing opens when you arrive. (may change in the futur)
What I'd like from this thread: tell me what's wrong with it. Is the per video page thin? Does the posting flow annoy you before you finish? Is it slow somewhere, and where? If you've run something in this niche and you know the mistake I'm about to make, I'd rather hear it now.
https://dromendra.com
