The Tor list and NastyHosts both achieve different purposes. You should have both.
Also. I fixed your code. You only need the opening brace '{' on lines 1 and 2, not both braces.

I answered your question in my post. Next please.

I have a combined post count of probably ~4k+ posts in different forums around the internet, around 3k of those completely unpaid (as they weren't here). I post here to help people out with code and because Bitcoin interests me. I do not get paid for the coding that I do for other people, so I consider a signature campaign to be the best way to do so. If signature campaigns were abolished, my posting habits wouldn't change too much; I post on forums and topics that interest me, not that pay me.

Because Amph openly only posts for the signature earnings. Marco said that anyone that only posts for the earnings will be removed from the campaign. Try reading the thread.

Really though, as happy as I'm sure it would make several members on the forum, I really doubt Amph will get kicked from the campaign. I would like to be proven wrong though.

Withdrawals happen automatically every few days. Be patient and you will get your coins.

I don't very often argue, more debate. I only argue when I insult someone, which I don't intend to do often here. My apologies if you feel like I did.

Because they are the ones that can pay for it. Until another service comes along that can pay more/match, there won't be another type of ad.

Gambling sites very often to things such as Giveaways on their sites, which is a good way to get people into using them. Sometimes people do still need reminding of said sites to continue visiting though.

No, why would I? I have no interest in Gambling for them to perhaps try and tease me in.
A gambling site is a business. Businesses need people using them for them to prosper. Whether you like it or not, the only way to get people to use your service is to tell them about it through advertising.
It would be unfair to stop that simply because of the type of site they are, especially since the site is completely law abiding.

Also, hate to break it to you buddy, but a site in your signature is a gambling site. If you're so against it, maybe you should remove that first.

Yeah man, the general public is being brainwashed by gambling adverts on a bitcoin forum. Now, where did I put my tinfoil hat again?

Is Tomatocage even alive to moderate this thread anymore? He hasn't even logged in since the 21st October.

The sad thing is things like this will continue to escalate over the premise of 'protection'. At this point in time, until a younger generation inevitably inherit power that knows these privacy invasions do no good, old men who believe the internet is the root of all evil will continue to try and pull moves like this to watch the public.

Also, anyone considering this to be a good thing to 'stop acts of terrorism', take a look at this article as to how much it helps out.

Recently I set up cold storage for my funds. What I did was I set up a spare Raspberry Pi and I installed Electrum onto it which acted as the storage its self.
Since I have the addresses on my main PC to send the funds to, I don't intend to turn on that Raspberry Pi until I need the funds out of that wallet.

I made two 728x90 versions, one without the background and one with the background of the site. If needed I can create some in 468x60.
Are the banners allowed to be animated?

cough

Asking for trust isn't against the rules, though it is severely frowned upon by the community. You wouldn't get banned for that.

I'm going to stop here as it seems that you refuse to leave your fantastic little world. Good luck in the future.

In that case, have fun with your ban.

I suggest you read the entire post; hilariousandco says some important things which you need to read if you want to stay here.

Put any information you need for your captcha to be confirmed, then this code on line 2137:
Then, at line 2188 (underneath $data['captcha_valid'] &&), put this line:

If your second captcha was returned false, it will run exactly the same code as if the first was solved incorrectly. Please correct me if I am wrong Kazuldur.

I am fine thank you. I've mainly been posting in Micro Earnings/Service Announcements, so I doubt you will have really seen me (I get the impression you only really spend time in Off Topic and similar boards).

I can see what you mean, though if you end up in that board you have almost definitely done something wrong. Usually most conflicts which land 'nice' people in that board can be solved with communication and time.
The section should (and will) stay; it's good to discuss points of view before judging people based on things they have done sometimes. Without this board, it would be a lot more difficult and a lot worse things could happen than the occasional person with good intentions getting talked shit about.

That's a shame, because it will never happen.
I have had one scam accusation made about me (which I later made right with all parties) when I first started for not following up on an auction. Don't be a tard on the forum or try to trick/deceive people and you won't get a thread made about you, and won't be 'harassed'.
The Scam Accusation forum serves a good purpose for threads like this, where it would have been impossible to do these sorts of discussions using someone's trust page.

Whether a faucet doesn't pay out what it advertised isn't at fault of FaucetBox, please don't try to make it out to be.

Yeah, that seems to be fine. Just as long as the problem is not in plain text that a bot can just scrape you should be fine.

If your faucet is bit-essence.com, I get a 403 Forbidden error trying to access.