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Issue 1480 - Updated timeframe in description of Acceptable Ads proposal (Closed)
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Created Oct. 22, 2014, 12:46 p.m.
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| 1 <meta name="title"><attr name="content">Acceptable Ads - Adblock Plus</attr></me ta> | 1 <meta name="title"><attr name="content">Acceptable Ads - Adblock Plus</attr></me ta> |
| 2 <meta name="description"><attr name="content">Adblock Plus introduces the Accept able Ads initiative: Support websites that rely on advertising but choose to do it in a non-intrusive way.</attr></meta> | 2 <meta name="description"><attr name="content">Adblock Plus introduces the Accept able Ads initiative: Support websites that rely on advertising but choose to do it in a non-intrusive way.</attr></meta> |
| 3 <meta property="og:title"><attr name="content">Acceptable Ads - Adblock Plus</at tr></meta> | 3 <meta property="og:title"><attr name="content">Acceptable Ads - Adblock Plus</at tr></meta> |
| 4 <meta property="og:description"><attr name="content">Adblock Plus introduces the Acceptable Ads initiative: Support websites that rely on advertising but choose to do it in a non-intrusive way.</attr></meta> | 4 <meta property="og:description"><attr name="content">Adblock Plus introduces the Acceptable Ads initiative: Support websites that rely on advertising but choose to do it in a non-intrusive way.</attr></meta> |
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| 6 <h2 id="info">What is this about?</h2> | 6 <h2 id="info">What is this about?</h2> |
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| 9 Starting with Adblock Plus 2.0 you can allow some of the advertising not consi dered annoying to be viewed. By doing this you support websites that rely on adv ertising but choose to do it in a non-intrusive way. | 9 Starting with Adblock Plus 2.0 you can allow some of the advertising not consi dered annoying to be viewed. By doing this you support websites that rely on adv ertising but choose to do it in a non-intrusive way. |
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| 138 If your website has ads that comply with the <a href="en/acceptable-ads#crit eria">Acceptable Ads criteria</a>, simply fill out <a href="https://eyeo.com/acc eptable-ads-application.html">this form</a>. | 138 If your website has ads that comply with the <a href="en/acceptable-ads#crit eria">Acceptable Ads criteria</a>, simply fill out <a href="https://eyeo.com/acc eptable-ads-application.html">this form</a>. |
| 139 </li> | 139 </li> |
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| 141 Someone from <a href="https://www.eyeo.com">Eyeo</a>, the company behind Adb lock Plus, will contact you to determine the exact ads, and check whether they c omply with our criteria. | 141 Someone from <a href="https://www.eyeo.com">Eyeo</a>, the company behind Adb lock Plus, will contact you to determine the exact ads, and check whether they c omply with our criteria. |
| 142 </li> | 142 </li> |
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| 144 After you have made any necessary changes, both sides sign an <a href="en/ac ceptable-ads-agreements">agreement</a>. | 144 After you have made any necessary changes, both sides sign an <a href="en/ac ceptable-ads-agreements">agreement</a>. |
| 145 </li> | 145 </li> |
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| 147 We submit the whitelisting proposal <a href="/forum/viewforum.php?f=12">in t he forum</a>. Subsquently, the community has a period of approximately one week in order to declare concerns if and when the candidate does not meet the require ments. | 147 We submit the whitelisting proposal <a href="/forum/viewforum.php?f=12">in t he forum</a> and the ads are whitelisted at the same time. The topic will stay o pen in order for the community to declare concerns if and when the candidate doe s not meet the requirements. |
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| 150 If there are no valid concerns, we will add the ads to our whitelist. The ad s will then be shown to Adblock Plus users with default settings. | |
| 151 </li> | 148 </li> |
| 152 </ol> | 149 </ol> |
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| 154 <h2 id="who">Are you stupid? Nobody wants this!</h2> | 151 <h2 id="who">Are you stupid? Nobody wants this!</h2> |
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| 156 <p> | 153 <p> |
| 157 The <a href="/blog/adblock-plus-user-survey-results-part-3">results of our use r survey</a> say something different. According to it, only 25 percent of Adbloc k Plus users are strictly against any advertising. They will disable this featur e and that's fine. The other users replied that they would accept some kinds of advertising to help websites. Some users are even asking for a way to enable Adb lock Plus on some websites only. | 154 The <a href="/blog/adblock-plus-user-survey-results-part-3">results of our use r survey</a> say something different. According to it, only 25 percent of Adbloc k Plus users are strictly against any advertising. They will disable this featur e and that's fine. The other users replied that they would accept some kinds of advertising to help websites. Some users are even asking for a way to enable Adb lock Plus on some websites only. |
| 158 </p> | 155 </p> |
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