Alright I'mma be honest, I never got the whole self-requested ban thing.
Do people really have no self-control to just not come on this site? This is the first forum I've been on in my 6 years of foruming that people self-request bans.
I mean, I'm about to request one 'cause it seems like err'one's doing it.
Alright I'mma be honest, I never got the whole self-requested ban thing.
Do people really have no self-control to just not come on this site? This is the first forum I've been on in my 6 years of foruming that people self-request bans.
I mean, I'm about to request one 'cause it seems like err'one's doing it.
Some people claim they don't have the self-control yeah. But for many I don't believe that's the real reason.
Also, some probably just like to make people think they are banned. I wouldn't be surprised if that's what 2014 really wanted with all the talk that he's a dupe. If that's the case, y'all fell for it
Alright I'mma be honest, I never got the whole self-requested ban thing.
Do people really have no self-control to just not come on this site? This is the first forum I've been on in my 6 years of foruming that people self-request bans.
I mean, I'm about to request one 'cause it seems like err'one's doing it.
ATRL keeps redirecting my phone to a page saying my Java is outdated then it automatically tries to download something.
Thus is the first time it has ever happened on this device... So its cute that the problem is getting worse, not better, even after 6 months.
Please don't imply that nothing is being done about it because results aren't being seen. From what I know, a good majority of the problematic ads are related to browsing history - the pop up ones and invasive ones are not anything we can control in any measure (as far as I know). If it really is a problem on the ad provider's end, as I personally suspect, then I believe that Athens & Joe would have to look into new ad partners that still cover the costs of running the site and have similar policies overall. I don't imagine that's an easy task.