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I agree that Spiceworks’s ads don’t suck, and I whitelist them for that reason. But if I were blocking the ads, how exactly would I see this one prompting me to whitelist the site?

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Is this some kind of intentional irony?

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That’s better than the guy who took someone else’s laundry out at the laundromat. He had unintentional ironing.

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I can’t explain this eloquently, because I can’t recall all the workings behind the scenes. The basic gist is that we do have the ability to serve ads from ourselves - from our own domain versus a “real” ad server. This means we can deliver house ads that way, which will bypass the whitelists since you allow our domain in order to access the Community. We couldn’t do this for all ads, but these are special, as you have seen :-).

Jackie.

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Ah, so these ones are ads that aren’t really ads. That makes sense!