New Owner/Admin @CyB

It's just ads. You can just click close and move forward. (Pretend they don't exist).

To run the operations here it cost money.

Unless they make a membership pass were you don't have to deal with ads you will just have to deal with it.

 

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Restarted my browser with the ad blocker disabled for CyB.

I still got nothin'.

I must have superpowers.
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Hi Matthew, I totally agree about a membership pass for those who can't stand the ads. I would live with them but since I have not signed out since they started, I have none...or my ad blocker plus rocks!

 

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I don't mind ads, really. It's just that the nature of the ad business is just so obnoxious on most websites. It's like walking down Bay Street in the Bahamas (Nassau).
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Lol @Nancy.

I use safari, I see the ads all the time but just close them out. I don't feel like getting a different browser, the google chrome runs a lot of resources on a Mac.

 

I have a concern that we could have some shopaholics (another addiction).

 

I have not seen anymore “divination” Tarot Card adds.

That’s good!

However, there has been a couple of adds showing under-dressed women (lots of leg, arms, and too much chest right to the boarder of the spheres).

@doughty

 

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Lol, I just mean that on some of the big business media outlet sites I get redirected to from news aggregators, like WSJ and NYP, etc., throw ads at you like straw market merchants hound you in the Caribbean tourist trap towns.
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I'm afraid the under-dressed women are going to be hard to cull nowadays, my friend. They go to church that way now, you know.
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Chrome is pretty invasive. I have it on my Linux laptop, but I only use it to break into my wife's business.
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Started up Brave web browser, turned off the ad blocker, and I can see them now.

Not so bad, from what I can see.

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My firefox just sent me an ad for their ad blocker so I installed it and it worked!

 

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I try not to interfere with ads unless they actually inhibit usability. I don't feel right hindering businesses from generating revenue for their operational expenses. I feel convicted of theft.
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One of the ads displayed this weekend was "Epic Cheerleader Fails" click-bait, the leader being a photo of a young woman who evidently was not wearing a brassiere under her cheerleader's sweater on a cold, crisp fall afternoon. Not appropriate, I'd say. I didn't click.

Now, the Amish click-bait actually turned out to be rather informative, though I was not shocked by #4 as promised by the teaser. False advertising?

 

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I do too Barney, that's why I did suggest donations to the site as, I would gladly donate here.