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How is it not honest publishing well researched sociology articles for example and splashing an ad or two (Adsense) somewhere on the page. Just an example. The
by threesixandnine 11y ago
How is it not honest publishing well researched sociology articles for example and splashing an ad or two (Adsense) somewhere on the page. Just an example.
These articles get picked up by teachers and professors for students to study via search engines.
How is it not honest?
These articles have no chance of being commercialized in current world. No one would buy them and person behind them has no means to market...no money, no knowledge in marketing...maybe that person is not interested in commercialization of his/her product and just wants to earn a buck or two for coffee on each article...
How is it not honest?
Please don't generalize and project your view onto others.
- byron_fast 11y agoThat sounds great, if they don't grind my computer to a halt. But if you host a site that lets bad actors chuck evil spew into the web stream, it doesn't matter what your content is. You are bad by association.
- threesixandnine 11y agoCan you please give me an example of a web site that will grind computer to a halt. I am yet to encounter such web site with this old and weak computer of mine. I would really like to see it.
- byron_fast 11y agoThis site: http://www.washingtontimes.com/ http://www.washingtontimes.com/ seems pretty bad. Though any place reached via "clickbait" will suffice.
- threesixandnine 11y agoApart from annoying pop-up the site itself works perfectly fine on my ancient Thinkpad.