What up??

I think it's fair, and quite unobtrusive. Frankly, I'm surprised you haven't done it sooner.

Also, the content it well suited...either through my own use of Amazon, or through persons/products mentioned on the forum. (I'm inclined to believe the former, as I KNOW my wife wants a KitchenAid Mixer, which has conspicuously appeared alongside Paul Bley albums )

Works well for me!

I'm not liking the ads being served by Amazon on the forum, at all. Don't worry, if the ads are this lame by the end of the week, I will think of something else.

Actually, the only complaint I have about the ads is that they keep distracting me from the threads I'm reading because I clink on them out of interest.

I can understand the need for ads to pay for bandwidth, etc, but I don't think they should be in the middle of the thread. It's particularly distracting to the flow of the thread and bleeds blatant marketing. I would suggest putting it at the top or the bottom, but certainly not in the middle.

Originally Posted by robinjessome

They seem tailored to each specific user - assuming you've used Amazon before. All mine are CD's I've checked out, or books or something my wife or I have looked at...

I didn't know that amazon carries pron...

I do find it a bit intrusive, but know very well how expensive this business can be, and certainly it shouldn't be unrewarded...

I noticed them too. They're a bit intrusive but after a little while, I got used to them. I really don't see what the big deal is about them. Though they are certainly not for those of us who have short att...enti...on sp......Oh, look! I didn't know Amazon was selling Sibelius 5 for $449.00!

I'm cool with the ads, the only ones I have been seeing are ads for composition software

And what's with prices that are ''too low to display''? Are they like negative prices; they pay you for purchasing the product?

Anders.

There is a specific law that forbids companies to advertise their prices if they are lower than a certain point. There is nothing about how low you can go, but there is a law on how low you can show your prices to be. Some kind of stupid fair plan for merchants...