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The Ad That Must Not Be Named...
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As we are all well aware we have had an incredibly irritating issue with a particularly clever ad that seemed determined to interrupt specific people on our lovely site.
We have been working hard over the weekend to get to the root of this. And our techie gnomes have discovered it likes to be named, so any threads naming this ad (beginning with a 'g', and ending with an 's') were triggering the ad to show.
For this reason we have deleted all threads, both old and new, that mention this terrible ad by name. It's not that we're deleting your threads because we don't care - quite the opposite!
The advice of 'please clear your cache' still stands true, if you have seen the ad, please clear your cache (comment below if you need any help on your specific browser, but a quick google should help you). And let's never talk of this terrible ad again! Doing so will cause it to rear it's ugly head!
We have been working hard over the weekend to get to the root of this. And our techie gnomes have discovered it likes to be named, so any threads naming this ad (beginning with a 'g', and ending with an 's') were triggering the ad to show.
For this reason we have deleted all threads, both old and new, that mention this terrible ad by name. It's not that we're deleting your threads because we don't care - quite the opposite!
The advice of 'please clear your cache' still stands true, if you have seen the ad, please clear your cache (comment below if you need any help on your specific browser, but a quick google should help you). And let's never talk of this terrible ad again! Doing so will cause it to rear it's ugly head!
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Update:
We have been getting rid of the ads one provider at a time to find the culprit. There should now be no ads on the site, and no sign of the unmentionable. If there are any more problems let me know, but there should be no ads in sight.
We're also working on putting measures in place on the ads to prevent them from redirecting the page to another website. This should be in place soon.
We're going to start putting the ads back on bit by bit, apart from the offending provider, and working with them to get the problem resolved once and for all.
We have been getting rid of the ads one provider at a time to find the culprit. There should now be no ads on the site, and no sign of the unmentionable. If there are any more problems let me know, but there should be no ads in sight.
We're also working on putting measures in place on the ads to prevent them from redirecting the page to another website. This should be in place soon.
We're going to start putting the ads back on bit by bit, apart from the offending provider, and working with them to get the problem resolved once and for all.
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