I noticed that the front page of the EasyList website mentions ChinaList and Corset as subscriptions suggested for use with the EasyList. I don't think the lists were designed to be used with EasyList; upon examining ChinaList, I noticed that it has several filter strings for Western ads/elements/trackers that are redundant to the EasyList family. Also, it doesn't seem to be as well optimized in general as EasyList. I haven't examined Corset, but the situation is probably similar.
Does anyone else have opinions as to whether it is appropriate to mention these filtersets on the front page?
Is it appropriate to have ChinaList/Corset on the front page
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eighty5cacao
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Is it appropriate to have ChinaList/Corset on the front page
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I know. I will fix that. It seemed that Chinalist started out that way a while back (with my friend sheepy, the Chinalist author) but I guess he just decided to make his own Chinese subscription. I had forgotten about removing that from my website.
On the other hand, Corset ( the Korean supplement) IS designed to be a supplement of the EasyList.
Known lists that are designed specifically for use with the EasyList are:
Corset (Korean supplemental subscription)
Liste FR (French supplemental subscription)
ROList (Romanian supplemental subscription)
All these subscriptions are also available as "[subscription name]+EasyList" subscriptions (they are written separately but exist on the same subscription)
They are all here:
http://adblockplus.org/en/subscriptions
I will fix that this week ... thanx.
*EDIT:
.... and now once again, Chinalist (Chinese supplemental subscription)
(see following posts)
On the other hand, Corset ( the Korean supplement) IS designed to be a supplement of the EasyList.
Known lists that are designed specifically for use with the EasyList are:
Corset (Korean supplemental subscription)
Liste FR (French supplemental subscription)
ROList (Romanian supplemental subscription)
All these subscriptions are also available as "[subscription name]+EasyList" subscriptions (they are written separately but exist on the same subscription)
They are all here:
http://adblockplus.org/en/subscriptions
I will fix that this week ... thanx.
*EDIT:
.... and now once again, Chinalist (Chinese supplemental subscription)
(see following posts)
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it"
Website info now fixed.
That info has been removed.
That info has been removed.
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it"
Opps... just want to inform you that I abandoned that attempt and the new ChinaList (since around a week ago?) is totally dependent on EasyList. 
Welcome back, Sheepy.
So I guess we are back to where I thought we once were again
(re-edited my above post)
I took down the info on the EasyList website for now for any EasyList supplement subscriptions. That info would probably be better served on ABP's subscription page anyway like the others.
@ eighty5cacao:
Well there you go ... straight from the Chinalist author.
So I guess we are back to where I thought we once were again
(re-edited my above post)
I took down the info on the EasyList website for now for any EasyList supplement subscriptions. That info would probably be better served on ABP's subscription page anyway like the others.
@ eighty5cacao:
Well there you go ... straight from the Chinalist author.
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it"