remember the rules

[cooper]

Remember guys, Spawnpoint pays for the servers.
Admins: live by their rules. Consider yourself lucky to have admin in the first place.
Players: same comment. They LET you play on their servers. If this is not the case, it is your own fault for breaking the rules. If you are NOT allowed to play on the servers, find another one to play on because we don't need you making us look bad.
Sorry to be 'blunt' but it was annoying me.

[TonyDLucky]

Can we make a donation ?

[cooper]

most likely. I can't imagine they wouldn't let you.

[Raven]

Tony,

I think the easiest way to make a contribution to Spawnpoint is to click as many of the "double underscored" links as possible.

Every time you click on these and allow them to open Spawnpoint make money (Labec will surely correct me if i'm wrong). So please just click on a few of those EVERY DAY and you will be helping.

That goes for everyone else too.

Rob

[scorpiouk]

ORIGINAL: Raven

Tony,

I think the easiest way to make a contribution to Spawnpoint is to click as many of the "double underscored" links as possible.

Every time you click on these and allow them to open Spawnpoint make money (Labec will surely correct me if i'm wrong). So please just click on a few of those EVERY DAY and you will be helping.

That goes for everyone else too.

Rob

dont intentionall click the links, only click the linsk if they will interest you or if you thinkit may. CLicking such ad links for the hell fo it can get the ads taken of the site and spawnpoint stricken from using such ad companys again, most common with adsense, they have ways of trakcing it and such

J

[Labec]

We have been a customer with our Adveritising providers for a long time. I won't suggest that you actively click every link you see, but if you do see links that interest you - check out the site attached to it.

We also have banner rotations for Sponsors such as PEER1, and Adbrite text ads - keep an eye on those too!

Thanks for the support. We don't accept donations, but will except any slave labor you are willing to offer us.

Thanks,

Tony Bevilacqua
SpawnPoint.com

[XTR3M3]

*extends leg to receive the shackle and chain*

[Raven]

I have a query?

If there is a double underscored CSS for instance. When i hover over it it opens a link to Ebay UK for me to go to. Thats fine as i have an ebay account and buy a few things from there.

If someone in the US or Canada hovers over the same thing does it direct them to a different site?

Also is the adserv advert (The big one at the top middle of this page) The same?

If so thats pretty darn cool

Rob

[Labec]

If there is a double underscored CSS for instance. When i hover over it it opens a link to Ebay UK for me to go to. Thats fine as i have an ebay account and buy a few things from there.

Users from different geographic locations may see different highlights. Intellitxt (the stuff with the double underline) changes up the keywords frequently based on stock, demand, etc.

If someone in the US or Canada hovers over the same thing does it direct them to a different site?

Someone from the US or Canada will not even see that advertisement at all (unless the advertiser is running an international campaign) - They would see a different one - that is, if eBay.com / eBay.ca are running similar campaigns with the advertiser.

Also is the adserv advert (The big one at the top middle of this page) The same?

All of the advertisements run the same behavior. Our providers geographically target the users - and they advertisements that are relevent to them.

Thanks,

Tony

[Stabby]

ORIGINAL: Raven

Tony,

I think the easiest way to make a contribution to Spawnpoint is to click as many of the "double underscored" links as possible.

Every time you click on these and allow them to open Spawnpoint make money (Labec will surely correct me if i'm wrong). So please just click on a few of those EVERY DAY and you will be helping.

That goes for everyone else too.

Rob

clickfraud doesn't work well anymore... Spawnpoint would lose revenue in the long run if it (the entity of spawnpoint) was found to be guilty of any sort of clickfraud, which in the legal world, is serious business.

[Mr-Me-II]

My oh my did this one go off topic.