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Title: A change in forums ads restrictions? Post by: SFR10 on April 26, 2018, 12:05:03 PM AFAIK, we were not allowed to have images as forum ads (except for using small logos, partly) but I noticed, there's an "image ad": (Ad info (https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adinfo))
SS link: https://imgur.com/a/ZehYPfI No images, JavaScript, or animation. Images are not allowed no matter how they are created (CSS, SVG, or data URI). Occasionally I will make an exception for small logos and such, but you must get pre-approval from me first. Are we allowed to create image ads (now) or should we follow certain things/rules, for having image ads (like the above ad)? Title: Re: A change in forums ads restrictions? Post by: theymos on April 26, 2018, 05:26:54 PM Quote Are we allowed to create image ads (now) No. Very often, advertisers send me ads that violate some of the ad-construction rules. Usually I just fix them. But on rare occasions I get sent an ad that is so screwed up that I can't reasonably fix it. When that happens, I may (at my discretion) make a one-time exception and transform their ad into a static image (eg. by making a screenshot of their rule-breaking ad) just so that the advertiser doesn't burn ad time. I basically only do this a maximum of one time per advertiser; if they want to update their ad or advertise in future rounds, they'll have to follow the rules or else I'm just going to reject it, even if it causes them to burn ad time. Title: Re: A change in forums ads restrictions? Post by: SFR10 on April 26, 2018, 05:44:44 PM Quote Are we allowed to create image ads (now) No. Very often, advertisers send me ads that violate some of the ad-construction rules. Usually I just fix them. But on rare occasions I get sent an ad that is so screwed up that I can't reasonably fix it. When that happens, I may (at my discretion) make a one-time exception and transform their ad into a static image (eg. by making a screenshot of their rule-breaking ad) just so that the advertiser doesn't burn ad time. I basically only do this a maximum of one time per advertiser; if they want to update their ad or advertise in future rounds, they'll have to follow the rules or else I'm just going to reject it, even if it causes them to burn ad time. /locked |
