Thats a new one

ronnie · 2007-01-31, 05:24 PM

Just for pop-ups? Thats kind of going a little too far is'nt it? I can understand for syware/adware, that's a good thing to get rid of.

Seems this might bring "linking to a bad neighborhood" to an all new meaning.

So how do we monitor what we link to, to know what is bad or red flagged as others have said? Not only trades, but free sites. geez, a mess. Not like we have a toolbar to tell us. And which sponsors are bad. Would "nofollow" save us, sponsor wise?

EDIT: I just checked one of my sites, and sure enough, I am linking to a red flagged sponsor. But that is the Mcafee site.

I also found a topsite i use, they flagged as very spammy, 3 e-mails a week! 3 in a week is very spammy?

2007-01-31, 05:24 PM	#11
ronnie Wheither you think you can or you think you can't, Your right. Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: midwest Posts: 2,274	Just for pop-ups? Thats kind of going a little too far is'nt it? I can understand for syware/adware, that's a good thing to get rid of. Seems this might bring "linking to a bad neighborhood" to an all new meaning. So how do we monitor what we link to, to know what is bad or red flagged as others have said? Not only trades, but free sites. geez, a mess. Not like we have a toolbar to tell us. And which sponsors are bad. Would "nofollow" save us, sponsor wise? EDIT: I just checked one of my sites, and sure enough, I am linking to a red flagged sponsor. But that is the Mcafee site. I also found a topsite i use, they flagged as very spammy, 3 e-mails a week! 3 in a week is very spammy? Last edited by ronnie; 2007-01-31 at 05:36 PM..