Just came accross an ad called "The MEEK" at the bottom of my screen. It dipicts a woman with green hair and she's clearly naked with only her wrist blocking her butt crack. This ad makes me uncomfortable, and I can see that this same ad was reported three times six months ago.
Couldn't get a pic and I can't inspect he element, Safari on iPad.
Just came accross an ad called "The MEEK" at the bottom of my screen. It dipicts a woman with green hair and she's clearly naked with only her wrist blocking her butt crack. This ad makes me uncomfortable, and I can see that this same ad was reported three times six months ago.
Couldn't get a pic and I can't inspect he element, Safari on iPad.
I'm on Windows using Chrome. I was unable to get a screenshot or other info because I was working, but there was an ad from Adam and Eve for a very realistic sex toy, basically indistinguishable from the real thing. It was very strange because that happened on my work computer because my browsing is very distinctly SFW on that computer. I don't think it would show up based on my browsing.
I'm on Windows using Chrome. I was unable to get a screenshot or other info because I was working, but there was an ad from Adam and Eve for a very realistic sex toy, basically indistinguishable from the real thing. It was very strange because that happened on my work computer because my browsing is very distinctly SFW on that computer. I don't think it would show up based on my browsing.
Manscaped. They have several ads but their favourite is not one bit appropriate. On mobile so can't grab link.
Manscaped. They have several ads but their favourite is not one bit appropriate. On mobile so can't grab link.
keep gettin' this ad,, it's like it's following me everywhere i go
on mobile so i cant get the inspect link
im on chrome, on android
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I got a rather suggestive "linen" (more like lingerie) ad that was [i]apparently[/i] (didn't seem like an actual company to me) from the company "Schweitzer Linen".
It showed suggestively-posed women in nothing but bras and underwater (and occasionally a boob-defining top or one-piece).
It also used the zooming technique mentioned here:
[quote name="HaloJones" date="2021-07-02 13:37:25" ]
I can't capture the ads right now - but I've seen 2 problematic ads for clothing recently. One was Walmart and the other was a company called Figs . Both used an animation technique which gave me a kind of vertigo/nausea reaction.
The ads contained several small photos of pieces of clothing. In turn the animation would enlarge one of these pieces and shrink it again, and then enlarge and shrink another piece of clothing and so on.
I'm not a particularly squeamish person, but something about this movement made me nauseous. I don't know if this is a common reaction to this kind of movement.
I suspect that the main reason I found it repulsive was that it reminded me of the movement of a living organism (e.g a heart beating, or lungs inflating) even though the item displaying the movement was an inanimate object - like an item of clothing.
This isn't a content problem - it's movement related, and the nearest thing I could equate it to would be not wanting to display strobe like animation to people with seizures. In this case the animation just makes me nauseous rather than giving me a seizure - but it's not a pleasant sensation either way.
Looking on the bright side, having clothing adverts associated with a feeling of nausea is a great aversion therapy to stop me buying clothes....
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Only, it zoomed on the womens' boobs.
A few other companies I found that use that not-so-great zooming technique:
- The Company Store
- Horne
I got a rather suggestive "linen" (more like lingerie) ad that was
apparently (didn't seem like an actual company to me) from the company "Schweitzer Linen".
It showed suggestively-posed women in nothing but bras and underwater (and occasionally a boob-defining top or one-piece).
It also used the zooming technique mentioned here:
HaloJones wrote on 2021-07-02 13:37:25:
I can't capture the ads right now - but I've seen 2 problematic ads for clothing recently. One was Walmart and the other was a company called Figs . Both used an animation technique which gave me a kind of vertigo/nausea reaction.
The ads contained several small photos of pieces of clothing. In turn the animation would enlarge one of these pieces and shrink it again, and then enlarge and shrink another piece of clothing and so on.
I'm not a particularly squeamish person, but something about this movement made me nauseous. I don't know if this is a common reaction to this kind of movement.
I suspect that the main reason I found it repulsive was that it reminded me of the movement of a living organism (e.g a heart beating, or lungs inflating) even though the item displaying the movement was an inanimate object - like an item of clothing.
This isn't a content problem - it's movement related, and the nearest thing I could equate it to would be not wanting to display strobe like animation to people with seizures. In this case the animation just makes me nauseous rather than giving me a seizure - but it's not a pleasant sensation either way.
Looking on the bright side, having clothing adverts associated with a feeling of nausea is a great aversion therapy to stop me buying clothes....
Only, it zoomed on the womens' boobs.
A few other companies I found that use that not-so-great zooming technique:
- The Company Store
- Horne
Looking for a White/Silver/Brick G1 with Ice eyes!!!!!
also looking for a Platinum/Dust/Caribbean G1 with Plague eyes
In chronic need of food. Always.
Doing some
art for food >w>
Not sure if we are meant to ping someone but...
I just noticed... what may or may not be an ad of concern.
In the ad bar across the bottom... was in the middle doing something in a dragon bio and was about to save it... was not fast enough to take a screencap on my tablet (nor do I know how to do the search source thing from a portable device). I did however note the title of the ad and the time here is 10:13pm Tues Aug 10 in Au... FR time 0507 Aug 10 (when I started typing got sidetrack by another game & other things on my tablet).
Browser = Chrome, (Google)
Operating System = Android, tablet
DO NOT CLICK THE AD - I did not...
Screenshot (if possible) not possible as stated above.
Site Title = "The Meek"...
just the picture that came with it... not sure if it was my 49yo brain or if it was actually what I thought I saw... but seemed inappropriate for a family friendly gaming atmosphere.
Sorry can not be more helpful.
not sure if this helps did not go to site but did a google search... for the title THE MEEK...
I believe this might help.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=the+meek&oq=the+meek&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512l4.13716j0j8&client=tablet-android-samsung-ss&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8>
The Meek is a fantasy webcomic written and illustrated by Der-shing Helmer since 2008. Taking place in a fantasy world, The Meek focuses on protagonist Angora, a young girl with a magical ability to control plants, as she is trying to reach a place she refers to as "the center". Wikipedia
Not sure if we are meant to ping someone but...
I just noticed... what may or may not be an ad of concern.
In the ad bar across the bottom... was in the middle doing something in a dragon bio and was about to save it... was not fast enough to take a screencap on my tablet (nor do I know how to do the search source thing from a portable device). I did however note the title of the ad and the time here is 10:13pm Tues Aug 10 in Au... FR time 0507 Aug 10 (when I started typing got sidetrack by another game & other things on my tablet).
Browser = Chrome, (Google)
Operating System = Android, tablet
DO NOT CLICK THE AD - I did not...
Screenshot (if possible) not possible as stated above.
Site Title = "The Meek"...
just the picture that came with it... not sure if it was my 49yo brain or if it was actually what I thought I saw... but seemed inappropriate for a family friendly gaming atmosphere.
Sorry can not be more helpful.
not sure if this helps did not go to site but did a google search... for the title THE MEEK...
I believe this might help.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=the+meek&oq=the+meek&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512l4.13716j0j8&client=tablet-android-samsung-ss&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8>
The Meek is a fantasy webcomic written and illustrated by Der-shing Helmer since 2008. Taking place in a fantasy world, The Meek focuses on protagonist Angora, a young girl with a magical ability to control plants, as she is trying to reach a place she refers to as "the center". Wikipedia
Unable to inspect elelent, sorry
Got some new and rather inappropriate comic ads, they've been popping up a lot
Update: checked it out and this ad is VERY innapropriate.
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As well as casino ads from LeoVegas. might not seem like it but i've seen tv ads of the app and it's a casino app, not appropriate for this site
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Safari, ipad
Unable to inspect elelent, sorry
Got some new and rather inappropriate comic ads, they've been popping up a lot
Update: checked it out and this ad is VERY innapropriate.
As well as casino ads from LeoVegas. might not seem like it but i've seen tv ads of the app and it's a casino app, not appropriate for this site
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Safari, ipad
Able to inspect element, ad returned after screenshot.
Computer system: windows 10
browser: firefox (no adblocker)
Given Flightrising's PG stance, I don't think the language or implications of this ad are appropriate. This is a work computer, so I don't believe this ad is exclusive to my browsing history.
[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/536726242632925195/874978881046716477/erroneous_ad.png[/img]
[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/536726242632925195/874983949133291530/bad_ad.png[/img]
Able to inspect element, ad returned after screenshot.
Computer system: windows 10
browser: firefox (no adblocker)
Given Flightrising's PG stance, I don't think the language or implications of this ad are appropriate. This is a work computer, so I don't believe this ad is exclusive to my browsing history.
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Got a wine ad twice in a row, once on the side bar (the one we got a screenshot of) and then on the bottom. It's probably not something you would really want advertised on here. Could only get a screenshot, we're on mobile, so we couldn't inspect element. (not like we could really use our laptop anyway, the power's out and we're relying on it to keep our phone charged XD)
Screenshot: [img]https://i.imgur.com/whCAg8A.jpg[/img]
This seems in poor taste...
[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/688094247051853828/876319343120646184/SPOILER_39icKQ3FzNMZgAAAABJRU5ErkJggg.png[/img]
[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/404715742450286603/876321811418185758/unknown.png[/img]
This seems in poor taste...
