Ad overlays by GumGum on OUR photos?
#31
wow ******* plus is amazing. It took everything out.
#35
Tech Regular
iTrader: (20)
I have a better option for us IE lovers.
http://www.fanboy.co.nz/ie.html
Its IE's built in Tracking Protection and this tpl removes about 99% of those anoying ads everywhere on the net.
Works for me and its protection is already built in. Install that TPL by clicking on it and come back to no ads. Painless, no extra cpu usage.
Block or Unblock specific sites as well, with ease. Just click that TPL and go anywhere you want.
(Now even the brainless can use it)
http://www.fanboy.co.nz/ie.html
Its IE's built in Tracking Protection and this tpl removes about 99% of those anoying ads everywhere on the net.
Works for me and its protection is already built in. Install that TPL by clicking on it and come back to no ads. Painless, no extra cpu usage.
Block or Unblock specific sites as well, with ease. Just click that TPL and go anywhere you want.
(Now even the brainless can use it)
Last edited by Segfault; 05-18-2011 at 11:01 AM.
#36
I have been using ******* plus for years now with Firefox. So when I first started reading this I was like WTF ads on RCtech? Where? LOL
#38
#40
Hi all,
Yesterday we rolled out a new advertising feature that appends a small ad to the bottom of posted photos. Initially the rollout was sitewide and affected all users; this was to test the functionality of the advertising and was never intended to affect registered members longterm.
As of today, as you can probably see, only traffic coming from search engines will see the new advertising; all others (including regular users of the site and registered members who arrive here via direct means and site referrals) should no longer be seeing those ads.
Please let me know if there are any questions or concerns.
Thank you,
Paul
Community Manager
RCTech
Yesterday we rolled out a new advertising feature that appends a small ad to the bottom of posted photos. Initially the rollout was sitewide and affected all users; this was to test the functionality of the advertising and was never intended to affect registered members longterm.
As of today, as you can probably see, only traffic coming from search engines will see the new advertising; all others (including regular users of the site and registered members who arrive here via direct means and site referrals) should no longer be seeing those ads.
Please let me know if there are any questions or concerns.
Thank you,
Paul
Community Manager
RCTech
#41
Paul, than you for coming to the forums and expressing the whys and hows of the situation. I can fully appreciate the feedback. I am thoroughly grateful that IB decided to not use this type of marketing and advertising system throughout RCtech.
Thanks for your frank and honest input on this issue.
doug carter
Thanks for your frank and honest input on this issue.
doug carter
#42
#43
There no info like good info.
#44
#45
To be fair & honest to you Matt...
Why do I miss Shane ?
First
He always answered his pm's no matter what ....
second
Easy to communicate with ....
third
Last but least , his Fair & Open minded moderation ....
Not trying to poke your eye with a stick , rather trying to let you know the reasons why with decent feedback ...
Why do I miss Shane ?
First
He always answered his pm's no matter what ....
second
Easy to communicate with ....
third
Last but least , his Fair & Open minded moderation ....
Not trying to poke your eye with a stick , rather trying to let you know the reasons why with decent feedback ...
Last edited by Wild Cherry; 05-19-2011 at 09:51 PM.