I understand wanting to trade scripts, but it is so inefficient. It is literally the reason we have money. It is fungible and exchangeable for needs we have, either now or in the future.
In economics it is referred to as a “double coincidence of wants” in a barter system. You mentioned have these scripts to trade for someone else’s scripts. Both parties will need each other’s goods at the same time (You want my script now but, sorry, I need a new GPU now), work out a value system (Is your one 40 minute VR script equivalent to three our four 8 minute PMVs?), and have the time to spend haggling and coordinating all the other details.
Money is a a universal medium of exchange. If you create a script that people want and value, they will give you money. Then you can use that money in the market to purchase what you find valuable.
Personally, I would prefer Eroscripts to host a marketplace, and will move all my content here when it does.
BTW @VladTheImplier Love the new emotes. I just wish the data for number of impressions per emote would be parsed out. Imagine after a few years of feedback there will be a string of emotes with a sum total. I would be clearer to see that 90% of the emotes where a
, 8% were others like
or
and only 2% were numbers
and
. A histogram or something could help clarify the reactions. Keep up the good work!