Link to AdBlock.org
Show your support for advertising as a business model that makes the Web go ’round. Post a small notice in the footer of your website and help educate the Internet community on the impact adblock software is having on the websites that they use and enjoy for free.
Text Link 1:Advertising funded site
This website is funded by advertising. What you need to know about AdBlock software.
This website is funded by advertising.
<a href="http://www.adblock.org">What you need to know about AdBlock software</a>.
Text Link 2: Affiliate Marketing supported site
This website is funded by affiliate marketing. What you need to know about AdBlock software.
This website is funded by affiliate marketing.
<a href="http://www.adblock.org">What you need to know about AdBlock software</a>.
Thanks for doing your small part in helping to educate the Internet community. If you link to us, please let us know.
November 3rd, 2004 at 8:19 am
its my pleasure to know more about the pc,wht all i can say now is nice to having like this web site coz many people want to learn more about enternet acces and im the one of them especially how to install windows and how to use this kind of soft ware,i hope u e mail me about the procedure of hw to use this and plz kindly include the java languages,,,,,
sincerly urs……………shan
January 27th, 2006 at 5:05 pm
sinse i’ve started to use adblock I found that it has effect my e-mail page so I can not red my mail it will let me in the site but I can’t read my mail it just freeze’s so how do I get rid of adblock Ican’t find away
March 4th, 2006 at 3:57 pm
How do I reverse a site that has inadvertantly been noted for blocking?
April 29th, 2006 at 10:21 am
Hi, I linked a good article you guys posted twice now - not sure how I’m supposed to let you know as I can’t find a contact email. Anyway, I just wanted to say keep up the good work, I apreciate your site and its goal.
July 16th, 2006 at 10:51 pm
Hi,
Just wondering if Adblock.org would ever consider offering some form of “AdSafe” certification for responsible webmasters wanting to ensure users that there site is free from Malware and annoying/overbearing ads? From all the pro Adblock opinions I’ve read there seems to be two points in particular that keep coming through that make good sense from the user perspective: People don’t want annoying advertising, and people want to protect themselves from Malware found in some advertising.
If Adblock.org came up with a set of rules and guidelines for webmaster to follow, and then offer certification with a small button to display on their site for those webmasters who websites pass a verification test. I think this could really help spread the word amongst webmasters that nobody wants to “punch the monkey”, and that it is no longer acceptable (if it ever was) to bombard users with flashing, noisy and just plain out too many adverts. On the flip side it would give users something to look for when browsing a site to see if it is safe to unblock ads without getting bombarded or smacked down with Malware.
September 27th, 2006 at 10:35 am
Yes, I agree that it would be great if adblock.org had a certification program similiar to that of hackersave. There is definately a need in the marketplace for a service like this.