I would accept them being at both the top and bottom of the second page onwards.Madnezz said:
Maybe so, but perhaps The Escapist could embed some hidden tags on each page to 'spin' the selection in a sensible direction.Xaryn Mar said:
Ad revenue is either based on views or clickthroughs. Sometimes a combination of both. If you aren't viewing or clicking on ads, then yes it costs the site money. We can't make you view ads, and we certainly understand how annoying they can get. But it's how we're able to make money to pay both for the resources the site uses, and pay the people like Yahtzee who provide the content.Richard Groovy Pants said:
My only problem with the ads you have here are that they cause so much slow down.Kross said:Ad revenue is either based on views or clickthroughs. Sometimes a combination of both. If you aren't viewing or clicking on ads, then yes it costs the site money. We can't make you view ads, and we certainly understand how annoying they can get. But it's how we're able to make money to pay both for the resources the site uses, and pay the people like Yahtzee who provide the content.
It's simple, like a basic form of voting. If you don't like seeing this website or any of the videos like Zero Punctuation on it, block the ads running on the website. Eventually, if enough of our viewers do it, the website will go away. Along with all the content that runs on it.
TheGhostOfSin said:My only problem with the ads you have here are that they cause so much slow down.Kross said:Ad revenue is either based on views or clickthroughs. Sometimes a combination of both. If you aren't viewing or clicking on ads, then yes it costs the site money. We can't make you view ads, and we certainly understand how annoying they can get. But it's how we're able to make money to pay both for the resources the site uses, and pay the people like Yahtzee who provide the content.
It's simple, like a basic form of voting. If you don't like seeing this website or any of the videos like Zero Punctuation on it, block the ads running on the website. Eventually, if enough of our viewers do it, the website will go away. Along with all the content that runs on it.
EDIT: Zooming into the screen is grand Decoy
Virgil said:
It'll be a stiff challenge, thats for sure, lasting long in these conditions is a competitive task. One sniff of that stuff-blocker and the hard times just start rolling those poor sites that need adverts to stay the distance. They try to please their users, but they just run out of steam too early. They need something to help keep them in the game.wilsonscrazybed said:
The ads sit there, not really screaming at you while in simple calm text ramble on about random things, seeming a bit insane. I mean a discussion with half way through the page ads for Jesus and ad blockers is a bit strange. Just like the escapist.742 said:
