Contradiction in Terms?

I raised my eyebrow a notch when I read this request on GFY this morning:

Spam me with solo girl sites that are NOT part of a large sponsor. Sites that can provide content for galleries and provide custom FHGs.

What, you may ask, do I find "funny" about the request? It would mostly be the "not part of a large sponsor" combined with "can provide custom FHGs". How does a small program manage to run the site(s) AND sit around creating custom galleries for an affiliate? Either they never sleep, or they are incredibly talented, or they're making a lot more money than we are and can hire someone to make special promo content for affiliates. I don't even do custom galleries for my MEMBERS.

I also wonder what "large" sponsor means. What constitutes a "large" sponsor versus a small or medium sponsor? Obviously some people are interpreting him as requesting "sponsors with sites that are not overexposed", but it seems to me if you have three to ten solo girl sites in your portfolio (and none of those girls ARE the sponsor doing the work of running the actual program, but are just bought content or paid models), you are a "large" sponsor unless you consider yourself small in terms of profit and exposure, in which case you'd think the average GFY sponsor type wouldn't want to post in that thread since all it seems to mean is that you must not be very successful to have all those sites and still be "small" or at least NOT large. Of course I'm nitpicking now, though, since accuracy is not what's important . . . spam is.

Oh well, I posted in the thread but I'm sure it will be ignored and/or look like I'm a bitter poor little asshole who doesn't have a deep enough commitment to her affiliates to whip out custom galleries for a potential affiliate.