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We are considering adding advertising between the first and second post to the posts in the Trip Report forums for users that are not logged in. Out of respect for everyone who has posted a trip report here, recognizing the amount of time that goes into it, we want to know your feelings on this topic. We will make sure that none of the advertising is obnoxious and try to ensure it is relevant. As noted in another post 80% of the visitors to the trip report search page are not logged in, so there is a very large number of people reading this info but not necessarily contributing. Please take a moment to reply to our quick poll. Thanks.

I wanted to post a quick note regarding some changes to the advertising on cc.com now that we have a new design. I want to emphasize that the majority of these changes are pretty minor for most users and we'll never bombard you with advertising. We have added and will add advertising between the first and second post in most forums for users that are not logged in. In addition, logged in users will see these ads in the Spray forum only. We have not decided yet whether to have this advertising in the Trip Report forums for users that are not logged in, and the thinking right now we will let you decide whether we should do so. Most people put a lot of time and effort into their TRs and we want to respect that. Interestingly, for our TR search page 80% of the traffic to it is from users not logged in. It's possible these users are registered but not logged in, but it does demonstrate how popular TRs are. Over the course of the next several months we will be testing different ad formats to see which are the most effect both from a revenue standpoint but also from a user experience standpoint. If you have any feedback about these changes feel free to contact us.

Viel dank der Backpfeifengesichter!

You still haven't told me which IE version you are having problems with. Is this how you flirt when you get a help desk request? I'm not sure why this seems so isolated. Typically any IE browser crashing is due to conflicting javascript, however I'm almost positive all the forum changes are just CSS and HTML changes. Obviously some version of IE does not appreciate a tag somewhere.

Yes, but all in IT should know IE sucks. It's cool, I'm a dick too. I'm guessing you aren't a Unix admin if you are using IE. I need some help setting up Nginx and Xcache.

It's funny cause you are the one kinda being a dick. I asked for a browser version and I never got a response from either of you. My comment about IE being frustrating to develop for is a pretty ubiquitous sentiment among all front-end developers. But being in IT I'm sure you already knew that.

No, I meant the root of the site cascadeclimbers.com/

Does the front part of the site show up correctly for people on IE? I'm noticing now that things are not showing up correctly

Sky, for cc.com IE makes up 20% of the traffic. I just went through the analytics data comparing the two weeks before the upgrade and two weeks after, looking at each each browser version plotting visits and pages/visit, and there doesn't seem to be much of a change. I'm not doubting there is an issue, but I we have received only 4 complaints about it. If you guys could message us your Windows version and IE version that would be helpful.

No kidding right? I thought the same thing when I read that this morning. Us IE users are scum!

ROFL http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/11/13/abc-station-botches-petraeus-book-cover-all-up-in-my-snatch/

We'll look into it, but developing for IE is very frustrating as they have their own way of doing things.

Which version of IE are you using?

There are viruses that known to cause cancer. Many of these virus live in a very latent state and have numerous methods of evading the immune system. Most of these viruses are so good at this that by current methods detection would be unlikely. Many of these viruses have a b-cell tropism. These viruses can only replicate when the b-cell is undergoing cell division. When you are immunized the presence of antigen illicit a large b-cell response in the germinal centers (centres in canada).. This stimulation causes b-cells to replicate. .......

I wonder if you guys have as much concern about the food you put in your body as you do vaccines. There is a lot of live vaccines in food these days.

Wow I better keep my mouth shut then.

What was the term on your policy? There was a thread not to long ago about this topic, and I remember some insurance companies not taking climbing/backcountry skiing into consideration, while others do. I know some companies will do exclusions as well.

I was wondering how long it would take for an infowars link to appear.

http://cid.oxfordjournals.org/content/48/4/456.full

The last four years I declined getting vaccinated despite significant pressure from the organization to get it; they can't legally force you to do it as far as I'm aware. They wanted us to do it because they have to reach a certain percentage (90%) of vaccinations to get a grant from the State. I didn't get it not because I'm anti-vaccine, but because I feel a health person doesn't develop proper lasting immunity, which increases herd immunity, without getting properly infected.

The last time I checked nobody makes you take any of the drugs that "big pharma" produces.

It's currently an unpublished finding.

Ron who? Not cause cancer, but cause the viruses to lytically replicate.

Because it could cause the activation of oncogenic viruses that in most cases are undetectable.

Better yet: TRUMP-PALIN 2016 MEATLOAF-LOHAN 2016