Thankfully some companies have morals, and I hope pinion does as well.
Google.com could make tons, I mean tons more money if it did some very
very simple changes to any of it ad setups, and other products. The fact
though is they see it as bad and the have a large enough moral not to do
it. I am hoping pinion is the same way. If they are to support "good"
communities sometimes they must help act against bad ones.
On 8/11/2012 8:19 PM, Russell Smith wrote:
What do you mean? Why would pinion drop any of these 'bad' servers
for breaking Valve's policies? Pinion cares about people seeing their
ads, and those 'bad' servers probably serve out more ads than most of
their other affiliates.
On 8/11/2012 8:06 PM, Cameron Munroe wrote:
We run it as well, and for some reason it has been highly associated
that this is the issue with policy of truth, but it isn't.
If a community has been bad, and then worse, and then keep going down
the line and keep breaking Valve's policies why don't they simply
contact the ad company and say remove them please.
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