What's Jeremy going to do about the damn Windows Server Ads?
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I think it's okay. Why not take Microsoft's money? Most of the people who visit this site know better anyway. As far as I can see there is no harm done by running Microsoft ads.
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This is the second thread you started about the exact same topic, so I am closing this one. I believe I have tracked the source down, so the ads should stop soon. The reiterate our policy, I have no problem with Microsoft advertising here. To simply block an entire company would be hypocritical and against the open nature of our community. What we do block (and will always block) are ads that are disingenuous (at best) and harmful to the community. That rule applies to any company, not just Microsoft, but the "Get the Facts" campaign is probably the best example.
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