straight for
> anything other than code.
> I was thinking that he was upset with the advertising on the site/lists.
That's
> still a bit of a sore point with me. A person or 3 left CF-Talk because
they
> didn't like the advertising and I wasn't very happy about it.
Thanks for the description of the filtering layers.
Re: adverts. I could be wrong, but I think those people were much more upset
by the HTML than the ads. And even though you've done everything you can to
make it possible to do both, it does still cause some inconsistencies in how
stuff displays. Like standard quoting or the doubled urls.
Not trying to bitch or twist a knife, but I think it's worth recognizing
that the ads probably weren't the issue.
-Kevin
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