Archive
Everything published in November 2026.
Both licenses cover one end product. The difference is whether you charge end users for it. Here is what each allows, what neither allows, and how to choose, with common situations worked through.
CodeMercio
Fake servers, vote manipulation, bots and abusive listings arrive as soon as a list has visitors. A layered approach to moderation, with a review workflow, reusable replies and the legal pages a user-generated directory needs.
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How to choose hosting for a directory or server list script, how to size it without guessing, what caching can and cannot do, and how to set up cron jobs for status pings so they run on time and never pile up.
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A server list is thousands of near-identical pages unless you make them different. Here is how to plan page types, write titles and descriptions, avoid thin and duplicate pages, and measure what search engines actually do with your site.
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A staging site is a private copy where you can install, change and break things. Here is how to set one up, what to test, and how to move the result to the live site without surprises.
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A practical order of work for a server list site: pick one game and one angle, choose software you can maintain, write the rules first, and add real listings before you ask for traffic.
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Four common ways to get a working site fast, compared on what decides the outcome: hosting, who can maintain it, how far you can change it and what an update costs you.
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A changelog tells you what will change, what might break and what you have to do by hand. Here is how to read one in five minutes and decide whether to update today, later or never.
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