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RSS feed spoiled for good?
I see you've put the ads back in the hints feed... As I've written in an email to robg earlier I find that reallly annoying, and spoiling the whole concept of RSS feeds. I mean, a feed that shows 20 articles in Safari shouldn't have to be pulling 119 files over http (even if they're small).
RSS feed spoiled for good?
Ads in feeds are a business decision that I'm not involved with in any way. I manage the site's content and functionality, and try to make it useful to the people who read it. How and where ads appear is completely up to the sales side of the business.
If you have feedback on the ads, I strongly recommend letting the Sales group know your feelings -- you can find contact info for them on this page at Macworld's site -- scroll down a bit to see their entries. Janet Ryan is the VP of Sales and Marketing, and Kenji Kawakami is the Online Ad Coordinator, and those are probably two good starting points. I'm sorry the ads are offensive to you, and I hope you'll let the Sales team know your feelings. -rob.
RSS feed spoiled for good?
"Spoiled" is a rather exaggerated word. (Perhaps 'tainted' would be a more appropriate :-)
RSS feed spoiled for good?
You can easily stop adverts showing up by telling your computer's firewall (my router's firewall does this with my setup) to stop loading pages that have the address: |
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