Comments on: Daddy, why are homosexuals? http://www.wildtangents.net/2006/11/22/daddy-why-are-homosexuals/ Marc talks about life in Nashville, life as a Catholic and life as a geek. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:38:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Marc http://www.wildtangents.net/2006/11/22/daddy-why-are-homosexuals/comment-page-1/#comment-3804 Marc Wed, 06 Dec 2006 22:02:25 +0000 http://www.wildtangents.net/2006/11/22/daddy-why-are-homosexuals/#comment-3804 OK Dude.....If it was that easy I would. The only option to do something like that is to add those addresses to the exclusion. I've had a similar problem with posts about abortion. I would add addresses from pro abortion ads to the filter only to find there were plenty such ads to go around. Google limits the exclusion filter to 200 addresses. That keeps it form being really feasible to censor what's being displayed in the ads. So I have pretty much given up on trying to monitor it. I have also thought about removing the ads. The problem with that is that revenue from the ads almost pays for the hosting I use. While I could easily afford it, should I have to? I've thought a lot about it. But I haven't really made a decision. Your complaint is certainly food for thought in the debate going on in my mind. It's really too bad that one one is doing a similar ad program that is built upon Christian faith. It wouldn't have to be focused on religion or a religious aspect. If there was an ad program out there like Adsense that I knew wouldn't show ads that would advertise products or services that are against my faith and beliefs, I would use it. OK Dude…..If it was that easy I would. The only option to do something like that is to add those addresses to the exclusion. I’ve had a similar problem with posts about abortion. I would add addresses from pro abortion ads to the filter only to find there were plenty such ads to go around. Google limits the exclusion filter to 200 addresses. That keeps it form being really feasible to censor what’s being displayed in the ads. So I have pretty much given up on trying to monitor it. I have also thought about removing the ads. The problem with that is that revenue from the ads almost pays for the hosting I use. While I could easily afford it, should I have to? I’ve thought a lot about it. But I haven’t really made a decision. Your complaint is certainly food for thought in the debate going on in my mind.

It’s really too bad that one one is doing a similar ad program that is built upon Christian faith. It wouldn’t have to be focused on religion or a religious aspect. If there was an ad program out there like Adsense that I knew wouldn’t show ads that would advertise products or services that are against my faith and beliefs, I would use it.

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