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Not when it goes against the programs TOS.
Strange, here's Standard Internets own TOS:
The action of sending any hits from any URLs which contain and/or promote the following content: adult content or any type of pornography, warez, MP3s, ROMs, EMUs, newsgroup postings, spam e-mails, teen model websites, non-nude teen sites or any other site which contains content or promotes activities which are illegal in the united states without the prior written consent of SIC will result in the immediate cancellation of the account from which the hits were sent and the forfeiture of any funds owed to that account.
And yet, here they are, serving an erotic AFF ad, with suggestive language, to an audience that, through their own regulations, they have assured is a mainstream audience.
AFF has the last word on this, but I can't see it as being acceptable. I, for one, extensively promote AFF, but the only way anyone will see my ads is if they have followed a link from a verified Adult Only area. Kiddies aren't my customers, nor are adults who are offended by this type of product.
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