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I spend $15-20 bucks a month on promising android apps. I should start writing reviews of them. I've come across some real gems. I absolutely hate ads, so ad-s
by gaustin 16y ago
I spend $15-20 bucks a month on promising android apps. I should start writing reviews of them. I've come across some real gems.
I absolutely hate ads, so ad-supported stuff is rarely an option for me, Google and Facebook being notable exceptions. If I could pay a fee and get ad-free StackOverflow, I'd be so happy.
- StavrosK 16y agoCan you share some of the gems? I'm in Greece so I can't buy (I rooted my phone and changed the market area until an update locked that down as well) but I'm always looking for good apps.
- phlux 16y agoYou could easily write reviews and post them on an ad supported site that makes just enough to support your habit.
- olalonde 16y agoThere are ads on StackOverflow?
- spicyj 16y agoSome. You get fewer ads if you have at least 200 reputation: http://stackoverflow.com/privileges/reduced-ads http://stackoverflow.com/privileges/reduced-ads (Red boxes disappear, grey ones do not.)
- dangrossman 16y agoThere sponsored tags, and a banner ad or two if you're not logged in or have very low reputation. There is one square image ad on some pages, but they lead either to another StackExchange site in the network, or to an open source project. Each quarter new projects can apply for free advertising.