remove advertisements

[n3tFl0w]

Small thing really but Eh... the little link under the ads that says "remove advertisements"... well... it doesn't work.

It just tells me that I'm already registered.

 

[mneylon]

I know

Removing it is on my ever growing todo list ..

 

[paul]

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that should help you Michele.

 

[Forbairt]

Removed ... if you see any let me know

 

[n3tFl0w]

Removed ... if you see any let me know

What? There are loads still around...? or are you referring to something else?

 

[mneylon]

What? There are loads still around...? or are you referring to something else?

The link below the ads

 

[n3tFl0w]

But they're still there?

 

[Forbairt]

The board is free ...

vBulletin (per year)
vBSEO (per year ???)

Few other commercial plugins ?

The site hosted / bandwidth / domain (and I'd say it does get a bit of traffic)

Therefore while its not ideal to have the adverts I can live with them.
You could also install an ad removal tool for firefox if you wanted

 

[n3tFl0w]

nah - ya see I don't mind the ads at all. In fact, whatever is needed to keep this resource around is welcomed.

However, I was just pointing out that the remove advertisments link didn't work.

And then when someone said they were gone I saw that some indeed were gone but other links were still there.

Must. make. myself. clearer. in. future! Sorry.

 

[Forbairt]

Blacknight pointed out the ones that were still there and I removed them accordingly

Hopefully all gone now.

and yep ... next time give me a link to the page ..

(I believe it was the adverts embedded in the sub forums) that were still showing the remove link. As I'd only removed header / footer ones.

 

[mneylon]

nah - ya see I don't mind the ads at all. In fact, whatever is needed to keep this resource around is welcomed.

Any income this site makes goes towards covering license fees and stuff (multiple domain names, vbseo, vbulletin and a couple of others)

I don't think it actually makes any money beyond its costs

(though I'd have to sit down and trawl through detailed reports to verify that)