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Title: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: stewart boyle on July 09, 2013, 04:23:54 PM
APF is a great place for sellers to advertise for pretty much free.
Many bulk sellers/auction houses, are regularly posting on APF at zero cost.
Not many hosts offer this opportunity nowadays.
T&H...Have you ever thought about accepting adverts?


Stew
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 09, 2013, 04:46:02 PM
That's a slippery slope - if you allow advertising how do you keep the forum uncensored?

Case study - MPF.  Advertising + Censoring owner = DEATH
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: stewart boyle on July 09, 2013, 04:56:51 PM
That's a slippery slope - if you allow advertising how do you keep the forum uncensored?

Case study - MPF.  Advertising + Censoring owner = DEATH
That`s one model...
But I don`t get the censorship problem here.
I would n`t mind a skip ad click when i log in.I do that when I`m on you tube.

Stew
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: eatbrie on July 09, 2013, 05:45:27 PM
No, we like it the way it is.  Personally, I already think that people advertize too much.  You're trying to sell something?  Fine, open a thread about it, but don't open 3 different threads to advertize the same shit.  Holiday and I might end up making it a rule if people keep doing it.  This is a forum for people to chat about posters, share their knowledge, learn from each other.  Obviously, we won't stop people from trying to sell their gear, but there is a limit. 

And what you're talking about, Stew, is a definite no.  Someone even asked if we'd be interested in selling the forum to make it more of a commercial entity, and we declined. 

It is what it is.

T
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Bruce on July 09, 2013, 06:42:34 PM
You're trying to sell something?  Fine, open a thread about it, but don't open 3 different threads to advertize the same shit.  Holiday and I might end up making it a rule if people keep doing it. T

PLEASE MAKE THIS A RULE ASAP. (I currently open two threads on each sale because others do so too, but I would love to stop).

 If people then open two or more threads on the same items, then delete ALL of those threads.

Keep all for sales threads in one forum (for sale, or dealer's forum) and delete the other.

Then if you could add a "ignore this member" button, that would be wonderful (even if lots of you started ignoring me).

Or, leave it as it is!

Great forum, by the way.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: eatbrie on July 09, 2013, 07:09:34 PM
I don't want to delete posts, Bruce.  We've shown over and over that this is not what we're about here at APF.  Trust me, I would love to do it more often than not, especially when a sale I've been following is advertized on the forum.  Deleting posts from the member (can't remember his name now) who was constantly posting Mexican lobbies was not easy, but he was upsetting everyone.  Obviously, you're not.  People seem to like you.  I don't know why, but so be it.  I think people have a tendency to overpost their sales because they see you doing it, not the other way around.  You're the elephant in the room, hard to avoid.  Your Emovie thread has had more hits than any other threads on the forum, so people are obviously interested.  But I don't think it's necessary to overdo it.  Why do you need two threads on each sale?  It's six a week.  Wouldn't three be enough?

T
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: TheAnswerMVP2001 on July 09, 2013, 08:42:22 PM
A one thread limit for dealers would sure make that section of the forum easier to browse through it's starting to get crowded over there, even with Mexican Lobby Guy self-deporting.  Or if they could at least delete their threads after whatever they're advertising is over, that would at least keep only fresh items in there.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Zorba on July 09, 2013, 08:57:02 PM

And what you're talking about, Stew, is a definite no.  Someone even asked if we'd be interested in selling the forum to make it more of a commercial entity, and we declined. 

It is what it is.


Thanks! for declining and I like what it is.  thumbup
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Bruce on July 09, 2013, 08:57:17 PM
I don't want to delete posts, Bruce.  We've shown over and over that this is not what we're about here at APF.  Trust me, I would love to do it more often than not, especially when a sale I've been following is advertized on the forum.  Deleting posts from the member (can't remember his name now) who was constantly posting Mexican lobbies was not easy, but he was upsetting everyone.  Obviously, you're not.  People seem to like you.  I don't know why, but so be it.  I think people have a tendency to overpost their sales because they see you doing it, not the other way around.  You're the elephant in the room, hard to avoid.  Your Emovie thread has had more hits than any other threads on the forum, so people are obviously interested.  But I don't think it's necessary to overdo it.  Why do you need two threads on each sale?  It's six a week.  Wouldn't three be enough?

T

OK. From now on I PROMISE that I will limit my "for sale" posts to my ONE "For Sale" thread, and will make NO other posts hawking items for sale anywhere else.

Let's see if ANYONE follows me! But whether or not they do, I will stick to that one thread.

Bruce

P.S. My three cats like me very much, even if no one else does!
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: eatbrie on July 09, 2013, 09:00:02 PM
P.S. My three cats like me very much, even if no one else does!

What about your 27 kids?
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Bruce on July 09, 2013, 09:01:45 PM
What about your 27 kids?

It is only five!
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Zorba on July 09, 2013, 09:03:05 PM
 laugh1

Nicely played T.

Bruce knows we all love emovie. I know I do and if anyone doubts it they can just Just look at the prices he gets for 21st century posters.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: 50s on July 09, 2013, 10:40:34 PM
I applaud Bruce for not mentioning emovieposter by name in his sig / ad. That is subtle advertising, a bit wordy of course, but subtle.



Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: 110x75 on July 09, 2013, 11:04:54 PM
What about your 27 kids?

That would make emovie staff obsolete
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Silhouette on July 10, 2013, 12:18:00 AM

Let's see if ANYONE follows me! But whether or not they do, I will stick to that one thread.


Soooo you have spruiked us to death these last few years and now you've built up your audience quite nicely you are going to go all quiet and challenge the rest to do the same...? ha! "I fart in your general direction!  Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries"

As I own the world's smallest vintage movie poster auction site (which is here and this link is NOT a spruik just a reinforcement of the point I am making (http://"http://www.vintagemovieposters.com.au/auctions")) and because it is also the hardest working, smallest vintage movie poster auction site, with the smallest turnover, the smallest number of movie posters auctioned AND the smallest number of staff (in the world!) - as you can see here (http://"hardest working, smallest vintage movie poster auction site, with the smallest turnover, the smallest number of movie posters auctioned AND the smallest number of staff (in the world!).") (again NOT a spruik) then I feel the adverts should be self governed (unless you are selling Mexican LCs and don't care what other people think) then most people will try to be reasonable with the number of adverts they post. Failing that, a quiet word in their shell like would surely bring them into line?

That said I do feel that there should be a size restriction on the size of the banners and advertising people are using as part of their sigs, in recent times they have been a little on big side. Personally banners no bigger than 150px (H) x 900px (W) would do the job just fine. So despite the fact that not all banner ads are bad specially if they are educational and informative like this next banner which due to the size of them it would be a FAIL (as I am sure you all agree) and would be asked to be removed...wouldn't you all want it removed?

(http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd421/SilhouetteNSW/Just%20Photos/banner.gif) (http://"http://www.vintagemovieposters.com.au/auctions")


Now I am just using the above to make a point, it is NOT an advert for that website (wherever it links to when you click it AND I was NOT I encouraging you to click on her it because again, it was simply helping to reinforce my point, which was....ummmmmmmmm, ok ok...all of you have stopped reading what I am saying right?

Guys...down here...  eyeroll


That said the following IS an advert...dammit! It shouldn't be allowed...should it?

(http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd421/SilhouetteNSW/Just%20Photos/banner-2.gif) (http://"http://www.vintagemovieposters.com.au/auctions")


Despite the fact I have no idea what it was I believe she I have made my point, I hope you were all paying attention...there will be a test at the end of day before you go home.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Bruce on July 10, 2013, 08:24:01 AM
Soooo you have spruiked us to death these last few years and now you've built up your audience quite nicely you are going to go all quiet and challenge the rest to do the same...?

I am not "challenging" anyone. I was doubting T's characterization of others following my lead, in this, or anything.

BTW, do you think what "built up [my] audience quite nicely" is "spruiking [you] to death", OR is what built up my audience that I have the widest selection, no buyers premiums, combined shipping, and the best customer service of any auction?

I could quit posting altogether, and would it really make much of a difference? You notice I do almost no paid advertising of any kind (just with two old friends), while my competitors advertise like crazy. I spend that same money giving my bidders and consignors better deals on all levels so that they will want to come back, and I consider that a far better investment of those dollars.

I know you are joking around, but I wish everybody focused less on getting customers and more on retaining the ones they do have!
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Harry Caul on July 10, 2013, 09:40:41 AM
Hey T, you should start an APF paypal account so we can donate to keep this forum ad free.  Don't tie it to any sort of implied "ownership" -- donating wouldn't give people any additional say than they have now, that would still rest solely with you and Holiday. 

Or better yet, we should have an annual charity auction where people can donate posters!  We should easily raise enough to cover annual operating costs and the rest can go towards an actual charity :)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: eatbrie on July 10, 2013, 10:56:06 AM
Matt, if you want to start a charity, you're more than welcome to do so, but as far as this forum goes, Holiday and I do not want anything.

T
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Bruce on July 10, 2013, 11:26:26 AM
It is also interesting to note that there are many dealers who SOLELY post their sales and nothing else, and others who vanish in-between their sales and then post up a flurry when they have a sale going on (with banner ads on every post).

No big deal, but kind of like commercials on TV.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 10, 2013, 11:48:29 AM
Or better yet, we should have an annual charity auction where people can donate posters!  We should easily raise enough to cover annual operating costs and the rest can go towards an actual charity :)

Yeah this would be great for those that find amazing posters for pennies ;)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: stewart boyle on July 10, 2013, 12:09:12 PM
And what you're talking about, Stew, is a definite no.  
It is what it is.
T

And it great to be a part of it,
Both You and Holiday have stated many times before that one of your goals is to keep APF ad free,there does,however
seem to be an increasing amount of it (indirectly).
I think Bruce`s idea is a good one,One auction,One post.


Bruce,would your idea include restrictions on "closing soon" type of posts too?

Stew

Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Bruce on July 10, 2013, 12:32:32 PM
I think Bruce`s idea is a good one,One auction,One post.
Bruce,would your idea include restrictions on "closing soon" type of posts too?
Stew

Personally, I think the way I do it, once at the start, and once at the end, makes the most sense (recently I added a third one at the very end, but I would love to drop that one).

I would say one at the start and one at the end should be the limit, but I will gladly abide by any rules that are set.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: AdamCarterJones on July 10, 2013, 12:54:45 PM
We all know this forum could get a lot more members if it was promoted properly and used banner advertising from those in the industry and those related to it.
I just don't get why certain people don't want to push this forum??? I've said it time and time again, and others have too.

Chris cited MPF as an example of how allowing advertising means you cannot keep a forum uncensored:
Advertising + Censoring owner = DEATH

This is misleading.
Advertising was not a part of the "death" of MPF.
It was the over censoring.

Just because you have advertising on a website does not mean you have to censor any part of the website.
What you would have to censor is the advertising itself, for instance, in the UK you cannot advertise tobacco products.

The problem with this forum is that there is too little censorship where and when it matters. And then there is favouritism from the owners to certain members concerning certain issues; whichever way you look at it, this is wrong and goes against forum etiquette.

Anyway, what's the point?
Anything said that would genuinely help this forum is rarely acted upon so why do we even post in this section lol. #JustTellingTheTruth
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: skyjackers on July 10, 2013, 01:35:19 PM
I have to say if it ain't broke don't fix it. This isn't a commercial enterprise as has been explained many times before. If you're interested in posters this site can't be that hard to find can it? Does it really need advertising to draw people in?
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: paul waines on July 10, 2013, 02:16:00 PM
I have to say, I do like it as is. It's great it's not huge, makes it more ...elite, just like the collectors on here.. ;)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 10, 2013, 02:22:38 PM

Just because you have advertising on a website does not mean you have to censor any part of the website.


Not agreeing with this at all.  You really think large auction house like Heritage or even eMovie would splash their banners all over this site where we have booby pictures, tons of juvenile (and sometimes hilarious!) derogatory commentary and Mel as a member?  Bruce even censors risque posters in his auctions.

Sure they both list their auction items here in forum threads but that's much different than splashy paid advertising.  What kind of message does it say about a professional business if they condone what goes on here sometimes?  You really think Andy was censoring posts on MPF just because he felt like it?  He's a slave to his $ making creation and needs to keep those advertisers appeased.  

Thus if Thierry and Holiday really wanted enough paid advertising to justify even going down that route - censorship of the forum would have to follow.  And that will lead to its ultimate demise...
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 10, 2013, 02:27:31 PM
I have to say, I do like it as is. It's great it's not huge, makes it more ...elite, just like the collectors on here.. ;)

That's right Paul - for those that keep crying about the need to build APF bigger and bigger go hang out on Expresso Beans where the true elite collectors congregate  eyeroll
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Charlie on July 10, 2013, 02:29:20 PM
No formal advertising. Period!  

I know T and H don't need anything from us (as they have repeated over and over) but I would chip in $ to keep it banner free, ad free, etc... I like it just the way it is run now!  Plus in reality it's way easier to run this way, I would think...  Why spend time messing with stuff you don't need to?

Keep us ad Free T!

Say No Way Holiday!

Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Charlie on July 10, 2013, 02:31:36 PM
Anything said that would genuinely help this forum is rarely acted upon so why do we even post in this section lol. #JustTellingTheTruth

I didn't know it needed help Adam...  But if you want to make it interesting, why don't you and Mel go another round or two...  ;D
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: stewart boyle on July 10, 2013, 03:21:16 PM
No formal advertising. Period!  
Keep us ad Free T!
Say No Way Holiday!


(http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx132/stewartboyle/th_im_so_angry_i_made_a_sign_zps60aa7d4b.jpg) (http://s749.photobucket.com/user/stewartboyle/media/im_so_angry_i_made_a_sign_zps60aa7d4b.jpg.html)

 ;) ;D

Stew
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: 110x75 on July 10, 2013, 04:12:44 PM
You really think large auction house like Heritage or even eMovie would splash their banners all over this site where we have booby pictures, tons of juvenile (and sometimes hilarious!) derogatory commentary and Mel as a member?

(http://i1025.photobucket.com/albums/y316/110x75/NS4/smile_zpse4d3f040.jpg)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Silhouette on July 10, 2013, 04:16:39 PM
BTW, do you think what "built up [my] audience quite nicely" is "spruiking [you] to death", OR is what built up my audience that I have the widest selection, no buyers premiums, combined shipping, and the best customer service of any auction?

Is this a dagger I see before me...The handle toward my hand? Come, let me clutch thee.  ;)

I know you are joking around

Indeedy.

But in all seriousness, and probably because I have a sales and marketing background, I like advertising, well to be more exact, the type of ads that people come up with because it's interesting to see the way people promote themselves and their products and what 'hooks' they use' to gets the consumer's attention. Despite people's aversion to some of it, advertising is not the death of anything, certainly advertising can be annoying which is why (for many many of reasons) there are rules about advertising in almost all mediums.

If there are no rules here about it then let it ride, we've seen what ultimately happens when one spams this place (Mexican LCS example), or use ads that are far too big that they cause an objections that admin have to step in. Paid or otherwise, if people object, then two words: 'Adblock Plus', learn how to use it.

Oh and 'like' me on Facebook here, my latest post had 10,619 reads...wonder why? (http://"https://www.facebook.com/pages/Vintage-Movie-Posters/195341783820229?ref=hl") ;D
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Zorba on July 10, 2013, 09:00:39 PM
I have to say if it ain't broke don't fix it. This isn't a commercial enterprise as has been explained many times before. If you're interested in posters this site can't be that hard to find can it? Does it really need advertising to draw people in?

I have to say, I do like it as is. It's great it's not huge, makes it more ...elite, just like the collectors on here.. ;)

That's right Paul - for those that keep crying about the need to build APF bigger and bigger go hang out on Expresso Beans where the true elite collectors congregate  eyeroll

No formal advertising. Period!  

I know T and H don't need anything from us (as they have repeated over and over) but I would chip in $ to keep it banner free, ad free, etc... I like it just the way it is run now!  Plus in reality it's way easier to run this way, I would think...  Why spend time messing with stuff you don't need to?

Keep us ad Free T!

Say No Way Holiday!



I think the elite collectors have spoken.  :D

This place kicks some movie poster collecting ass!

Sure a select few of us have moments of insanity but hey we are a very passionate crowd.

I love this place. Keep as is!!!!!!!!!!

(http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx132/stewartboyle/th_im_so_angry_i_made_a_sign_zps60aa7d4b.jpg) (http://s749.photobucket.com/user/stewartboyle/media/im_so_angry_i_made_a_sign_zps60aa7d4b.jpg.html)



and ty Stew.  cheers
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: 110x75 on July 10, 2013, 10:08:22 PM


Sure a select few of us have moments of insanity

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(http://cdn.meme.li/instances/300x300/27560497.jpg)

 :D
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Silhouette on July 11, 2013, 12:49:05 AM
uni-brow!
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: kovacs01 on July 11, 2013, 01:44:35 AM
Personally, I have always been a fan of the 1 for sale thread per username.  But that is just me.  Reply and/or edit your own thread as you see fit, but I do not see much point in a new thread every time.

As far as forum etiquette goes, there are two people who own this forum and their word IS the etiquette, and any commentary on what is proper etiquette is a waste of breath.  They built a house and invited everyone to come party.  And, they are remarkably tolerant about what they let go on in their house.  When someone abused his power, they didn't ban him, but just took away his keg tap.  Even when he stole money, they just put a scarlet letter on him but let him stay around if he wanted.  Though that individual has chosen not to participate, that is his choice.  From where I stand, any perceived favoritism is highly limited in the scope of that perception.  Anyone who does not like the rules, or lack thereof, is free to leave at any time they want (right Ben?). 

That is not to say they will not listen to suggestions, but it seems to me they have are crystal clear in their idea of how they want things to function.  And receiving money from anyone in this community is tops on the list of shit that isn't going to happen.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: 50s on July 11, 2013, 01:58:45 AM
I think all advertising should be contained to the persons sig. As long as it is less than 8 screen full scrolls long

Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Silhouette on July 11, 2013, 03:12:20 AM
I think all advertising should be contained to the persons sig. As long as it is less than 8 screen full scrolls long

 ;D
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Matt on July 11, 2013, 03:28:03 AM
uni-brow!

I have a mate with one of those....we call him "Captain Seagull"
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: eatbrie on July 11, 2013, 02:43:56 PM
Personally, I have always been a fan of the 1 for sale thread per username.  But that is just me.  Reply and/or edit your own thread as you see fit, but I do not see much point in a new thread every time.

As far as forum etiquette goes, there are two people who own this forum and their word IS the etiquette, and any commentary on what is proper etiquette is a waste of breath.  They built a house and invited everyone to come party.  And, they are remarkably tolerant about what they let go on in their house.  When someone abused his power, they didn't ban him, but just took away his keg tap.  Even when he stole money, they just put a scarlet letter on him but let him stay around if he wanted.  Though that individual has chosen not to participate, that is his choice.  From where I stand, any perceived favoritism is highly limited in the scope of that perception.  Anyone who does not like the rules, or lack thereof, is free to leave at any time they want (right Ben?). 

That is not to say they will not listen to suggestions, but it seems to me they have are crystal clear in their idea of how they want things to function.  And receiving money from anyone in this community is tops on the list of shit that isn't going to happen.


Schan got it 100% right.

 clap clap clap clap clap

T
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Zorba on July 11, 2013, 07:31:30 PM

Sure a select few of us have moments of insanity



(http://cdn.meme.li/instances/300x300/27560497.jpg)

 :D

 ;D

(http://media.weirdworm.com/img/people/5-infamous-hollywood-urban-legends/jack-nicholson.jpg)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Charlie on July 12, 2013, 12:01:46 PM
And receiving money from anyone in this community is tops on the list of shit that isn't going to happen.

Did one of you guys forget to pay the bill again?  ;D

When I woke up I got all kinds of "this site is broken" warnings...  Did we go down?
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: paul waines on July 12, 2013, 12:27:05 PM
Had some chew getting on here myself this morning...
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: skyjackers on July 12, 2013, 12:31:44 PM
I think it had something to with installing the new banner ad software   ;)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: 50s on July 12, 2013, 08:04:24 PM
Maybe Bruce went over the allowable word count?

Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: wonka on July 12, 2013, 09:31:17 PM

Schan got it 100% right.

 clap clap clap clap clap

T
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 13, 2013, 10:33:54 PM
Maybe Bruce went over the allowable word count?



 ;D
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Ari on July 13, 2013, 10:48:08 PM
Maybe Bruce went over the allowable word count?



If you read three club messages in one day without a break its seriously risky for your health, they should come with a warning.
Last time they found me dehydrated and a gibbering mess after attempting a triple bill.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 13, 2013, 10:49:19 PM
If you read three club messages in one day without a break its seriously risky for your health, they should come with a warning.
Last time they found me dehydrated and a gibbering mess after attempting a triple bill.

See what I do is pick up War & Peace which seems short compared to Bruce's messages
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Ari on July 13, 2013, 10:51:12 PM
Good thinking, I'll try that and the bible, plus the highly praised sequel. Book of Mormon.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: CSM on July 13, 2013, 10:54:53 PM
Good thinking, I'll try that and the bible, plus the highly praised sequel. Book of Mormon.


You could probably also fit in Dianetics and still be ahead of the game!
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: brude on July 27, 2013, 11:30:20 PM

Schan got it 100% right.

 clap clap clap clap clap

T

Sure did he right it get.

(http://static.schoolrack.com/files/18213/45467/yoda.gif)
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: Zorba on July 28, 2013, 11:19:54 AM
Thank you Yoda.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: holiday on August 25, 2013, 12:41:01 AM
No.
Title: Re: Should adverts be allowed on APF?
Post by: paul waines on August 25, 2013, 07:15:58 AM
No.


 woohoo