Hi everyone.

This month, to help offset some of our costs we have started to enable advertising services in various locations. Most people use adblockers and that's fine. We don't want to ask people to disable those, or restrict access to anything unless they do. With that said, the ads should be non-intrusive and so if you do want to whitelist Support Forums to support us then that would be greatly appreciated.

As always, subscribers will not see any adverts. Furthermore we do offer specific advertising opportunities for brands, companies and individuals should you be interested.

It's great to hear that the ads are designed to be non-intrusive. Supporting the forum by whitelisting it is a small way to help out, especially if the content here is valuable to you. For those who prefer an ad-free experience, subscribing seems like a solid option. Plus, it's interesting to know there are advertising opportunities for those who might want to promote their brands or projects here.

It's nice to see a balanced approach to incorporating ads while keeping user experience in mind. Whitelisting the forum is a simple way to support a platform that offers valuable content. For those who enjoy an uninterrupted browsing experience, the subscription option sounds like a great alternative. Plus, the opportunity for brands to advertise here could be beneficial for those looking to reach a targeted audience.

It's refreshing to see a thoughtful approach to using ads on the forum. Making them non-intrusive shows a lot of respect for the user experience. For those who find value here, whitelisting or subscribing are great ways to support the community. It's also intriguing to know there are opportunities for brands to connect with the audience here.

It's refreshing to see a thoughtful approach to ads that respects user experience. Whitelisting the forum is a great way to support it if you find the content valuable. For those who enjoy an ad-free experience, subscribing seems like a worthwhile option. It's also interesting to consider the advertising opportunities for promoting brands or projects here. This balanced strategy seems to benefit both the community and the forum's sustainability.

It's refreshing to see a thoughtful approach to ads that respects user experience. Whitelisting the forum is a great way to support a platform that offers valuable content, especially if the ads remain non-intrusive. For those who enjoy the community and want to contribute more directly, subscribing seems like a win-win, offering an ad-free experience in return. Plus, the advertising opportunities could be a neat way for brands or individuals to reach a like-minded audience. How do you all feel about this balance between ads and user experience?

It's encouraging to see the forum taking steps to balance revenue generation with user experience. The option to whitelist the site for those who want to support without subscribing is a thoughtful touch. For anyone who finds value here, it seems like a small gesture that can make a big difference. Plus, the opportunity for brands to advertise directly on the forum could be a great way to connect with a targeted audience. Kudos to the team for handling this with care!

It's refreshing to see a forum that considers user experience while implementing ads. The option to whitelist the site for those who want to support without compromising on content access is a thoughtful touch. For anyone who finds value here, it seems like a small way to give back. And for those interested in promoting their own ventures, the advertising opportunities could be a great fit. Kudos for keeping things balanced!

It's great to see the forum balancing user experience with advertising. Offering a whitelist option is a smart way to let users support the site without being overwhelmed by ads, and the subscription option provides a seamless experience for those who prefer it. For anyone looking to promote their own ventures, the advertising opportunities here could be a perfect match. It’s a thoughtful approach that benefits both the community and individual users.