I don't think all of these ads are so bad:
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I don't think all of these ads are so bad:
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Nice if they could spell "congratulations" wouldn't it?
Although I have blocked all of these additional advertisements, couldn't we maybe have something a bit more subtle.
Google's AdSense program seems to fit the bill - customisable, simple and, potentially, useful. Although there is nothing wrong with advertising, intrusive advertising simply encourages the user to block the content using AdBlocking software in their browser - not to click on it. In the end it's often more damaging to the company's marketing campaign than helpful.
Last edited by Omanes Alexandrapolites; 03-15-2008 at 08:00.
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I think banning Ichigo is an option. I'm wondering why no one has suggested that yet though.
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What, for bringing this up?Originally Posted by LeftEyeNine
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O RRY?
I didn't realize that the ad was put in his sig by him. I thought it was the forum.....
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I recommend banning everyone as an option. That way, no one can complain about it again.
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Nice if they could spell "congratulations" wouldn't it?
Although I have blocked all of these additional advertisements, couldn't we maybe have something a bit more subtle.
Google's AdSense program seems to fit the bill - customisable, simple and, potentially, useful. Although there is nothing wrong with advertising, intrusive advertising simply encourages the user to block the content using AdBlocking software in their browser - not to click on it. In the end it's often more damaging to the company's marketing campaign than helpful.
But does it block the ad in question, however?
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