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Am I the only person who doesn't really care about this
It looks like your antivirus didn't detect sarcasm.msi there. Oops.
Perhaps I should have clarified, Curse sold out to Twitch and now we have to digest said companies advertisements.
That... doesn't look like sarcasm. Saying "Minecraft Forum/Curse sells out" when you only really meant Curse isn't sarcasm. Sarcasm is not now the catch-all term for when you're not being literal about something. It'd be sarcasm if you'd said it in such a way that was actually trying to make the point that MCForum wasn't selling out.
You have to digest ads all the time.
If I wanted to support Twitch, I'd go to Twitch and do it.
Ads are one thing, this is another. Even the little unintrusive thing at the top wouldn't be that bad.
If you're required to do this, by contract or instruction from higher-ups, I feel sorry for you.
Yes users of free to use websites must subject themselves to advertisements so the lights can be kept on.
Now we have more advertisements to hinder people's usage of this website.
It's a real shame this website is being manipulated by the higher ups to run Twitch advertisements.
Also, you seem to be one of the only (if not the only) person defending Twitch, Curse and MCF here. How much were you paid? I would like some too.
Wut lol.
How terrible. I'm sure the staff are feeling really oppressed right now.
Thousands.
In fact, everyone on every other Curse forum is being paid the same, seeing as how this is the only forum complaining about it! Pretty crazy coincidence, huh? There's no way we could possibly have a valid point, is there?
This website already crawls on both my mobile device and my Chromebook.
I never mentioned the MCF or Curse staff, and to be honest I don't really know who they are, bar Citricsquid.
Well if you are being paid to do you job, I don't see a point in arguing with a salaryman. Is the cash paid per hour or per complaint deflect?
The Twitch advertisements are incredibly unintrusive, blame the massive ads.
Or just download adblock, whatever.
Then who exactly is being manipulated?
You just completely ignored the point in exchange for lulz, good job mate.
This is one of the worst coded websites I have ever seen. There are almost 80 dings on this site when it loads (according to the ad blocker). Even with all the advertising blocked it still lags horribly.
All a days work my comrade.
So much toxicity.
I just found tons of free Steam games at http://getsteambonus.com You can choose any game you want!
Whats the difference anymore?
Why the hell would anyone be so stupid as to pay for Premium? I just don't get why people throw away their money like that.
And as far as I'm concerned NOBODY who comes here to visit has an obligation to pay for this site to be running.
They... they like Curse and want to support it?
Same reason they throw away their money to charity. What do you think of charity, out of curiosity?
I agree, but they do have an obligation if they're going to complain when Curse needs to resort to other methods.
Exactly, I'm only able to browse this on my relatively powerful gaming computer. Otherwise I just browse reddit on the Chromebook or phone.