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Whoever bought the ad for syscoin.org didn't use an absolute URL and the link goes to https://thousandetherhomepage.com/syscoin.org https://thousandetherhomepag
by anonfunction 9y ago
Whoever bought the ad for syscoin.org didn't use an absolute URL and the link goes to https://thousandetherhomepage.com/syscoin.org https://thousandetherhomepage.com/syscoin.org.
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoA follow-up question: can you insert javascript:{stuff} as the URL your ad links to? I'm actually curious if you could make "dangerous ads" where a stray click from a logged in account would trigger a transaction.
- shazow 9y agoGood point, I added a check specifically for this.
- archagon 9y agoAlso, what if somebody links to an enormous, hundred-megabyte sized image?
- warent 9y agoGreat question, I too would like to know this
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoAlternatively, can you send image compression bombs? (I don't know if image loads can be sent in a compressed format.)
- shazow 9y agoIn the publish interface, we warn that huge images will be marked as NSFS. We also render a static version that we can serve as a backup or when we pass some number of ads.
- addedlovely 9y agoDo this mean that typo is not editable as it's in the blockchain?
- ontoillogical 9y agoIf you own an ad, you can "publish" to change the link or image url any time you want. All it costs is the transaction fees.
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