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Re: Lugnet can always grow; it's up to us to make it happen.
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 5 Nov 2001 19:24:39 GMT
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"Amy Hughes" <lugnews@public.atreides.org> wrote in message
news:GMCA6M.I45@lugnet.com...
> > > no comment usually fall into a couple categories:
> > > 1. bad MOCs. (snip)
> > > 2. bad Nettiquette. (snip)
> > > 3. Bad presentation/communication. (snip)
> >
> > I can add a couple of specific peeves:
> > 4. "I just added three more bricks, come see"--laborious.
> > 5. "Here's the MOC link, and three hundred confusing paragraphs
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> I'd add...
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> 6. Site has too many ads. If it opens a window I didn't ask for, wants to
> install a plugin or tosses a doubleclick cookie, I'm outa there. I'm also • not
> fond of flashing stuff, ads larger than a banner, multiple ads, animated • ads,
> cookies associated with every graphic, text rendered as graphics, etc. • Even if
> I have the patience to stick around despite these things, reasonably or • not,
> they may weigh on how much I enjoy the MOC.
Tell me about it!
However, I take my stance on being 100% against invasive advertising to the
technology side - I don't see a single popup, nor do I receive a single
cookie from an advertiser, nor do I even see a single banner ad.
www.webwasher.com
www.panicware.com (Pop-Up Stopper)
And for spam, I use SpamKiller. www.spamkiller.com.
But it appears MSNBC (my former favorite news site) doesn't like me
filtering out its ads and popups and won't display at all. I guess they
don't want me to read their stuff. I now get my news at CNN, ad free.
-Tim
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