Way To Avoid Advertisements?
I suggested that if we had a fundraiser, if it hit the equivalence of ads and all the trivia news crap, CNN, etc, would you ever remove them, Jim?
(I do see the CONTRIBUTE button on top)
I suggested that if we had a fundraiser, if it hit the equivalence of ads and all the trivia news crap, CNN, etc, would you ever remove them, Jim?
(I do see the CONTRIBUTE button on top)
The website must cost so much that not even contributions would help. Running a website is a recurring thing, not a one time thing. You probably would have to donate like a hundred a day (well, spread over all current and incoming members).
Or do what I do and use Ad-block. I had never even noticed there were ads on this site.
A website costs about a hundred dollars a year to host on shared hosting plus 10 dollars a year for the domain name
Can even do it cheaper if you have a VPS in which case its about a hundred dollars a year for all the domains together.
What about labor for all the coding he has done up until this point? He needs to put food on the table and he wants to be paid for his efforts!
shareI think Jim could offer a "Premium Membership" where you pay for the option to not have any ads.
shareJim should make a page where hundreds of ads are laid out, and the users will have to scroll from top to bottom to unlock an ad-free experience for the next 12/24 hours. Win Win
shareNot at all.
Displaying ads is one thing, but people are expected to click on them if we want Jim to get some money. That's how it works.
So mindlessly scrolling down on such a page without even looking at the ads won't bring anything to him, I'm afraid.
If that were the case, he would have done without the ads or this site would have all ready been closed down. I think he gets so revenue, regardless.
shareHe's selling an ad placement, so yeah there are some money for that. A few cents at least.
Not for a "so huh, I have a page people will check every 24h and your ad will be drowned among 99 others. Care to gimme some money?"-case, though.