var currentdate = 0
var core = 0

function StringArray (n) {
this.length = n;
for (var i =1; i <= n; i++) {
this[i] = ' '

}
}

codefragments = new StringArray(10)
codefragments = new StringArray(10)
codefragments[0] = 'some hyper text'
codefragments[1] = 'different hyper text'
.
.
codefragments[9] = 'another choice of hyper text'

var ran = 60/codefragments.length

function rancode() {
currentdate = new Date()
core = currentdate.getSeconds()
core = Math.floor(core/ran)
return(codefragments[core])
}

document.write("<a href=\"http:\/\/www.****xxxx.co.uk\"><b>XXX XXX</b> - '" +rancode()+ "'</a></p>\n");

- If you allow others to use it, please let them change the templates. We abhor (yes, it is a strong word) link requests from different sites using the same exact wording. Obviously they came from a link factory. They go to the Trash bin if not outright deleted. And no way do we put their link up.

- Avoid making obnoxious threats in your follow-up email if your reciprocal link is not put up. We've received an email from this newbie saying that they will report us to the link management program. Like that would scare us -- particularly since we are not using any link management program. Of course, no way will we link to these obnoxious newbies.

- Avoid cliches like "link is important because it will increase your pagerank, and so on and so forth." Yes we know that already. Tell that to newbies who don't know what a link is. Makes you look like you've just discovered the benefits of links. Amateurish to the max.

- Make sure that the program will not bombard your potential link partners with requests week after week after week. We especially hate it if we receive a request for reciprocal link, which we then approve and put up in our site, then send them an email saying that their link is up. Whatdyaknow ... a week after, we again receive the same pro-forma email asking us to put their link up. We normally end up deleting their link. Be sure that your link program can detect whether a request has already been made to a particular contact person - and note the result to avoid repetition.