lol yea, why isnt it a sticky


Wooo go page 5

Edited at 08:16 Fri 21/03/08 (GMT)

Couple questions on this topic...

First of all, I fail to find anything in the terms of use that really covers this. The current formulations regarding advertisements most certainly does not cover this - since the ads are downloaded by the client. If people could stop their client from downloading ads from this site in the first place, THAT would be a problem since it would be measurable and thus hurt ad incomes, but that is to my knowledge not what ad blockers do. If it's the intent that the terms should govern whether or not ads should be visible, I would like to suggest an update since this is in no way clear in the current wording.

Secondly, most latest generation browsers come with one kind or another of ad blocking (or hiding to be correct) as an integrated part of the browser. Are these to be considered outlawed? (firefox 3, latest opera etc)

Edited at 02:06 Sun 23/03/08 (GMT)