Today's news post introduces the Diet Pepsi MAX sponsored v-gifts. Good news: "You can't send the sponsored v-gifts anonymously, but all account levels are welcome to send them (Paid users won't see the sponsored copy attached to the gifts
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The only way to deal with invasive advertising is to associate the product with something the advertisers dislike. If goatse is too extreme (which I suppose it probably is, but it'd make a lovely YouTube link), then a simple gif of the can being peeled back to show a penis--"Max for the Max!" should suffice.
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This doesn't seem to be true for a paid user viewing no_lj_ads's profile.
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But you are seeing the picture - which is an ad.
If you were a free user, you'd see "Brought to you by Diet Pepsi Max" and a link.
Like the picture on the right here:
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g184/liberated_images/spamintheplacewhereyoulive.gif
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I wonder about that because I haven't seen anything on this topic in official comms, feedback or whatever. Personally, I wouldn't mind paying up to $30/35 if it meant that I would stop seeing ads. If you threw into it a few more icons (let's say 50), I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one.
shaggirl made a poll a little while ago about how much fen would be ready to spend. This does not represent LJ's paying userbase of course but 30% were ready to purchase paid accounts for $50 to $100 and 62% were ready to pay for paid accounts at prices similar to LJ's.
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