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the internet, where even morons can pretend they matter.:1orglaugh |
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you making me fucking sick fuck you you arrogant son of a whore |
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exactly why 12dicks spends so much time here :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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anyone get the above code to work? As I get errors on the page when I try to use it, seems lin the body info is where I am getting the errors at..?
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using blind linked thumbs and popups on my SE traffic, i still do earn much more more $ then proving them with free pics and console free pages. Trying to be good friend of surfer who wants everything for free isnt always the most successful way. But then again, i am not prisoner of TGP "charitable and nonconsole" mentality, giving everything for free with hope that one of 10000 surfers will buy something :1orglaugh |
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here is, how to do that: Step one copy the code Step two Download the js file that the code points to Step 3 open the js file in your notepad and change the URL to where you want to exit to(Only the url leave everything else as is or it won't work!) Step 4 upload the js file to your server and change the url in the code to that location Step 5 paste that code on your page like you would with regular exit code. i copy and paste this info from that board... |
only fags use popups
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:thumbsup I am sick of talking to friends and other people that aren't webmasters who seem to think that running a site doesn't cost any money. Why should I let them suck my money out, trade my contetnt on p2p things,cost me money via bandwith, etc and not try to sell them something in exchange or at the very least get a little something from their visit (traffic exchange, etc). Sure if they are chained pop ups with attempted downloads that may overstep things but I am slightly sick of people acting as if it is a personal insult if you try to sell them something they are trying to take for free. |
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It's refreshing to see some sensibility in this thread. -Dino |
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If people were that offended by popups, they wouldn't buy from them. here's a news flash for you: they do. :1orglaugh if only more posters were in this business and not just pretending to be. |
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I bet you were one of the first to put your phone # on the "Do not call list" and I'm sure you just LOVE getting junk mail and seeing flyers underneath your windsheild wiper when you come of a store. Quote:
If someone WANTED pop-ups they wouldn't have a pop-up blocker now would they? Quote:
You say "this business" like you're curing cancer. We sell porn. Get over yourself already. |
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I'm not at all supportive of browser hijacking, etc but one or two popups, sorry but I am not a charity. |
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I've only been buying and selling popups since they were invented. what is your experience in the business that gives you the understanding that I don't understand it? (being a surfer doesn't count) :1orglaugh Quote:
your example is meaningless (again) let me dumb it down so you understand. If you own a store that sells magazines would you allow people to come in and read them for free? No you wouldn't. If the only payment you charged was for them to look at an advertisement, it wouldn't appear to be unreasonable. It would only seem unreasonable if someone gave you blinders and told you you didn't have to see the advertisement (after all, those magazines should be free, screw the fact that they cost the store owner money). The store owner would then have the right to slap the blinders off your face when you entered his store. Now if thats not dumbed down enough for you, replace "store" with "website" "magazine" with "content" and "advertisement" with "popup" (that's about as dumbed down as I can go) Quote:
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a lot of money is made through child labour a lot of money is made through snuff a lot of money is stolen from others through criminal acts ... so these are ok with you as well? |
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But they are all exploitive - as are popups. It's the mindset of forcing someone vs earning their interest/patronage. The internet has incredible potential, but the one complaint I hear again and again has to do with sites which 'assault' their visitors. Many web surfers admit they are afraid/reluctant to use the internet solely because of this. Tools have been developed to help protect them. And, in the spirit of 'if we want your opinion, we will give it to you', 'assaulters' are bent on breaking these tools. |
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"oh, please don't make me look at that ad! I feel so violated" :1orglaugh Quote:
otherwise, we'll just figure you're lying to make a point. Quote:
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Just consider him another unwanted popup. He just keep launching himself when you try to close the window. |
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oh, and you're right, the smilies are there because I enjoy dicking with halfwits. Now answer the question, punk. what experience do you have with popups that makes you think anything that falls out of my mouth on the subject could possibly be wrong? :1orglaugh |
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I think people are getting away from the real issue here:
There's nothing wrong with pop-ups, selling thru exit consoles, etc. The issue is when someone has specifically set up their system to block such things, if (essentially) hacking their system to force something which they have specifically made clear that they don't want/object to gets "shoved in their face". |
I know some pop-unders that work well but XP SP2 firewall catches it.
But it still works .. odd |
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show me this city or mall where you walk outside and don't see advertisements on billboards & buses & other store windows...I GOT to find this neat lil eutopia... |
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don't be a tease....post it ;) |
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http://hookedonphonics.com |
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When you walk onto a public street (internet) and your sensitive eyes stumble upon an advertisement is that FORCING you to see something? I'm thinking yes...you are walking around with your eyes open... Moving your eyes away from the ads so as to not see them is akin to closing a popup down, I'm not talking about CJ style shit here, let's not get off on that tangent... |
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It's any 'unwanted surfing experience' that is at issue here - whatever form it takes on (popups, popunders, popintos, popouts). When my visitor says NO I understand it to mean NO and I respect it. -Dino |
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would be nice of the major TV networks would quit showing me bleeding vagina products during lunch...or dinner...but I don't expect that to happen anytime soon if everyone thought the way you did, the world would be a nicer place, on this we agree |
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BUT, when I change channels on my TV, it does NOT switch back to the channel I came from or to another one I never even asked for. That's a big difference between TV and unwanted popups. Both have ads, banners, etc. But you can still change the channel without fear of being bushwacked. -Dino |
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I figured that, surfer. now onto your inability to understand ethics. It is unethical to go to someone's website take what they have to offer, and block their means to make money off of it. this is what you dopey surfers don't understand. |
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your dopey argument is the same as saying a business has no right to charge you for merchandise if you can find a way around paying for it. |
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