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haha, thats kinda strange isnt it? microsft banner on a linux page. this may sound stupid but that banner seriously makes the site load like 20 seconds slower, i swear its true (none of the other banners do).
this shouls be in the website questiosn forum, not here, OR general, and it's been asked an awfulo lot, please check others indentical threads for information.
Moved: More suitable in the Website questions and suggestions forum.
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And yes, this has been asked all the time lately. Who cares if there is a M$ ad on a Linux site, if they want to pay everytime someone clicks on their banner, I say everyone click on it, it gives to this site each and everytime. I think I've clicked on it everytime I see it get loaded lately.
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Originally posted by trickykid Moved: More suitable in the Website questions and suggestions forum.
if they want to pay everytime someone clicks on their banner, I say everyone click on it, it gives to this site each and everytime. I think I've clicked on it everytime I see it get loaded lately.
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