I'm cool with anyone re-using a review of mine on their site, as long as they're credited to this site and link back to it in some way. Also, if you're going to be using a lot of my reviews (like 10 or more), just drop an email my way to let me know. I'm sure we can work something out.

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I prefer to do my own reviews. However, any game information on the story, characters, playability, troubleshooting, etc. are always welcome. Also, if you have files to contribute to the downloads sections for a game, such as play guides or scene translations, please send them in! I use Winrar because it compresses better than Winzip, which means less space used on my webhost and a faster download for you. You will need to download Winrar to uncompress the files.

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You can get your product or services reviewed by professional, semi-professional and normal bloggers by simply posting an opportunity in our marketplace, bloggers that are intersted in your opportunity will bid with their best offers, you can then select the ones you like the most. You can select multiple bloggers to write reviews. The other way to get reviewed is by searching through the inventory and ordering directly to the bloggers you like.

We are happy to share information with more readers. If the article was written by a staff member (see a list on page 5 of each issue), then feel free to reprint the information and give credit to The Cattleman. If it was written by a non-staffer, then we'll be glad to check with the writer for that permission for you.

Well, for starters, we're independant. We aren't contracted by any movie studios, or magazines, or newspapers. We're just people who go to the movies, and love movies. We watch movies, then we review them as honestly as we can without getting ourselves sued. Other sites offer fancy previews, user comments, still images from the movie itself, and other things that we don't want to bore you with. We know you've heard of the movies we're reviewing.

We work hard to deliver quality images for every restaurant. If you use our images, let people know where you got it. Do not remove the jatbar watermark. And please, do not image link us, we have to pay for the bandwidth.

Yes. When you remove your site from the list all record of it is also removed. Simply visit your Site Management page and follow the instructions.

It is me, underworldfan! i am a thirty-something male living in the USA. I am very gratefully assisted in map-reviewing tasks by the excellent reviews of elite Quake mapper Tronyn.

No, and if we find out someone is recieving compensation (other than the CDs that are sent you) to review albums on Prog Ears the reviews will likely be deleted.

We will put new reviews up on the site as often as possible, but to accurately review a CD takes time, so please allow at least four weeks before checking on your review.

Again, this is due to time constraints. I could probably finish more reviews each month if I tried, but that would mean sacrificing a lot of others things to do so. Not only would I get cranky, I’d get burned out really quick.

It's just something we do for fun. It started as a board on the forum, and a lot of people expected it to be put on the site, so we put it on the site. Besides, we get a lot of our inspiration from books, movies, and video games, so it isn't that out-of-place.

Yes, you can use these reviews on as many sites as you wish. If you rely on search engine traffic, you should change the reviews slightly on each site to avoid duplicate content penalties. Another way to avoid the appearance of duplicate content it to make your web pages as unique as possible. We've included some unadvertised bonuses in the members area that should help you add unique graphics to your sites.

We cull through millions of reviews and select only the most helpful to save you time. But if you'd like to read all of the 1,000+ user reviews for Coldplay's X&Y available on Amazon, go for it!

Of course. Just e-mail me a link, and I'll be more than happy to take a look. Of course, there are probably a lot more people who would be more helpful, but I'll take it as a compliment. If it's particularly striking, I'll be happy to place it in the Links section (extending the courtesy and placing my site on your site would be greatly appreciated, of course).

this time (and for the foreseeable future), my site is reserved exclusively for my reviews, if only for the fact that maintaining even a small staff would be more time consuming than my time allows. I can offer a few suggestions: 1.) Start your own site. Using a free site provider like Tripod (can I have some free stuff now?) is easy. 2.) Search the web for some online film magazines. Most of these are rather exclusive, but there are many out there. 3.) Try Epinions.com.

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