Well those are just facts, and they're relevant, especially seeing as you saw fit to brag about SpecScout's meager success..

"Brag about?" No, just posting information. You weren't "bragging" about Tracking Board, right?

There's a fairly well-known post, I think I linked the thread in the blog post, where 120_pages talks about the one sale per 12,000 scripts hosted on the BL. I'm not sure what SpecScout will be reporting when they launch the revamped website at the end of the month, but having only 60 scripts that qualified for the Library and having 10% of those get some kind of significant response from the industry is mathematically fairly significant relative to what we've heard from the BL.

The stat I'd like to see from FL is how many of the scripts that the Black List covered got the coveted 8 or better to put them on the email list. Then we'd have some idea what the actual percentage of positive results is.

Another question, and I'd like to know this about any of the services, is what it costs to keep the script on the site available for industry downloads once the target score is achieved. At Specscout it costs nothing. Nor does it cost more to upload any other scripts without paying for more coverage. That's how it is today. We'll see if that changes at the end of the month.

The Black List, unless there has been a very recent change I know nothing about, charges you every month for every script, regardless of the score.

I have no idea what Tracking Board does.