bangali_beta 11 Posted July 22, 2016 Report Share Posted July 22, 2016 (edited) Hello Ubotters, I need help in a wording which I can't get the answers from googling.I am creating a web browser (bot) where you can have 2 types of sessions.One is private. That means, whatever you browse is private and not publicised.The other session is the opposite. Meaning, whatever you browse gets logged and publicised onto websites worldwide so others can view what you are browsing online. Similar to social bookmarking sites publicising worldwide what you've been bookmarking. Only difference here is that, not your bookmarks but your browsing history gets publicised. Now, what do I call this latter session ? "public session" or "publicly session" ? The latter doesn't sound right and the former I suspect means something else in the offline world. I know "publicly browsing session" sounds right but I want to make it shorter. Incase you're wondering what I'm upto ....Yep, with a copy of my browser/bot, you can view what I'm browsing and keyword searching online as each user can see what the other user is surfing. The whole purpose of me allowing you to snoop on my internet surfing is because I don't like to go websites to websites searching for something as it sometimes takes hours upon hours to find the right thing within your budget and liking and even days. I'd rather the whole world see what I'm searching for and if anyone's got what I'm searching for (based on my budget and conditions) then contact me. That way, the shopper doesn't seek the seller but the opposite way round. Ofcourse, I'll get a tonne of spam but who cares if each spam is going to earn me from $1-20. I'm a little smarter than to flash my email address. The sellers would have to fill-in a cpa form before accessing my email. If I get too much spam, I'll just drop the email. Simple. Been working on the EULA for 3 nights now and I'm DRAINED! Acquired a freeware tool that builds EULAS for softwares and I generated a EULA. Now trying to edit it to make it suitable for my bot. Ah! All those lawyery clauses! You know how it is. When you add your own clauses you have to make them sound like the lawyery clauses like the rest of the EULA and believe me this is very daunting task when your English grammar isn't upto standard! Edited July 22, 2016 by bangali_beta Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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