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QCDeafCalendar
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Ads by Google in our website ??	Reply to this Post Reply with Quote
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We are not interesting your ADs classified into our calendar! Please remove all ADs by Google!

We are not interesting. We rather like to have our own website for members only.

How did they get into our website without our permit?

Thank you and hopeful We will check them out to see there are no ADs by Google in our website.

Good day!
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[Feb 2, 2009, 10:30:25 PM] [12.208.76.136]

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SarahGiles
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Re: Ads by Google in our website ??	Reply to this Post Reply with Quote
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Non-premium members have always had ads. In the past, they would get a giant banner add to the right of the month-view on their calendar. Now, they will get anywhere from zero to three ads inside the calendar. This has the benefit of giving the member more room for their calendar to display (since the big space on the right isn't reserved). Plus, ads will not be shown on any days where there are calendar events.

For only 9.95 (or $.83 a month), users can purchase a premium basic subscription that will remove all ads from all calendar views.

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[Feb 4, 2009, 9:44:57 AM] [71.187.221.15]

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Re: Ads by Google in our website ??	Reply to this Post Reply with Quote
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Add a repeating event in your calendar, with a space as the content, to repeat daily forever.

No more ads. And the null event is way less intrusive than the ads.

The only problem is that you can't delete or edit this event because the Localendar software sucks.

[Mar 1, 2009, 10:03:44 PM] [142.46.4.94]

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