 ::::Actually, I did see the list. I checked these sites fairly regularly when I was setting up rwiki at .org, and I agree it was out of hand. However, other fansite-heavy pages, such as the Avatar: The Last Airbender pages, manage to keep the constant fansite additions to a minimum. They are no different from any other spam: just treat the real, nonvanity content as such, and delete vanity content for obvious reasons. Add an HTML comment if there is not one already. There are a handful of core community sites that are recognised by pretty much everyone involved in the English RPG Maker community, and these should be recognised here. ''''''|  I like traffic lights  