AFF (A possibly productive thread)

MadCat · 2008-09-15, 12:35 PM

Just because AFF is a larger company doesn't mean they have to completely abandon their morals or ethics -- I can point out many a larger corporation that will still have some idea of what's right and what's wrong.

The fake ads: grey area. Fake ads on tube sites: wrong. Anything that deals with essentially advertising on sites that have illegal content: wrong.

From the adult webmaster point of view that one seems fair. If AFF doesn't want to go that route, then I can't blame anyone for going off at them the way they have been in the past few years.

Greenguy · 2008-09-15, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by WildChyld

...You should see the insane amounts of money people make promoting AFF...

So because other scumbags do it - that makes it ok?

YOU are too good to be associated with AFF. I feel really bad that you felt the need or had to take a job with them, because I know you are a good & decent person.

You're not going to solve any problems around here - AFF has chosen to do business in an uber greedy fashion & most of us think that's wrong.

2008-09-15, 12:35 PM	#1
MadCat If something's hard to do, then it's not worth doing Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 247	Just because AFF is a larger company doesn't mean they have to completely abandon their morals or ethics -- I can point out many a larger corporation that will still have some idea of what's right and what's wrong. The fake ads: grey area. Fake ads on tube sites: wrong. Anything that deals with essentially advertising on sites that have illegal content: wrong. From the adult webmaster point of view that one seems fair. If AFF doesn't want to go that route, then I can't blame anyone for going off at them the way they have been in the past few years.