Apologies for bitching about my ex-girlfriend on oostendorp.org -- You have to remember that it was pretty traumatic for a little while, and I felt the only was to express myself was through oostendorp.org. The funny thing is, I didn't know people actually looked at the website :)

Again, sorry you had to read all that bullshit, I'll be taking the ranting down tonight and replacing it with not so annoying material. Now to some answers...

Why does PM use banners from oostendorp.org?
Whether you know it or not, adfu is the ad system used by PM. I unfortunately don't have SSH access to adfu's core system (I only have admin priv's on the web form). Therefore, I put the ads on my own website and use a href link when displaying the ads on PM. I realize this is a problem and a pain in the arse, but remember that adfu is really unstable (Did you know: Microsoft Word thinks Adfu is the incorrect spelling for awful?? heh). As posted above, since the ads are on oostendorp.org, at least you can see something besides a red x when I'm playing in adfu.

Robo

In reply to Re: Re: Links to http://oostendorp.org by Robo
in thread Links to http://oostendorp.org by jlongino

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