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Break out Website Pages From Enclosing Frames

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I was reviewing my statistics at MyBlogLog and found a couple referrals that were coming via the link listed below. It appears the website below is using redirects and frames to display advertising panels that seem to be associated with FreeAdLists.com. They are not associated with us! I had a similar issue with Top Blog Lists a few months ago, and in that particular case, I wrote the offending webmaster regarding the enclosing frames (from the Netherlands) on a number of occasions but he never responded – no big surprise there!

http://webwarper.net/ww/~av/www.freeadlists.com/index.php?pag=ads&subcat=111&cat=51

By the way, here is a script to prevent this type of activity with your website pages.

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You Are Living Under My “Hosting Platform Roof”

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Readers: 70 Page views: 83 Offsite clicks: 1 Statistics | Widgets | Settings

You’re living under my … well, you know how it goes back in the day. Anyway, here’s full disclosure…

About a week ago, this blog used to be hosted at freeadlists.wordpress.com, but I had to move it to a server where I can control the censoring of content.  What happened? In a blog post, I harshly complained about the data entry, ad postings, paste ads spammers (The “*jobs for you* “.” com” type spammers — I think you know who I’m talking about) because their affiliates were incessantly spamming FreeAdLists.com. Well, WordPress banned me for my efforts. I’m fairly certain the ban was inadvertent and systematic; but apparently, naming those spammers was ill-advised since they were probably banned terms.  I emailed WordPress.org to plead my case, but they didn’t even acknowledge its receipt.  I think the ban was BS but “Live and Learn.” It was free platform hosting…what did I really expect?

By the way, before I moved the blog, I received about 35-50 visits per day. After I moved it to the server, I receive about 2-5 visits per day – no big surprise.  It was stumbled earlier so the aforementioned statistic was a surprise.

Happy Holidays!

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