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[URL]http://www.aquaplastics.org[/URL]
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Grix Thraves wrote:
> What's it say under the cup for you then?
'Champion Spammer 2004'
> What's it say under the cup for you then?
'Champion Spammer 2004'
What's it say under the cup for you then?
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
"This becomes very obvious when the click total suddenly increases."
Need some sort of randomiser then, a single click randomly placed during ten minute intervals maybe.
"This becomes very obvious when the click total suddenly increases."
Need some sort of randomiser then, a single click randomly placed during ten minute intervals maybe.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> "Thanks for trying, but you can only click once per day!"
It never says that for me.
> "Thanks for trying, but you can only click once per day!"
It never says that for me.
Points for effort, Hedfix.
From the FAQ:
Do automatic click programmes harm the site?
Automatic click programmes are a real problem. All websites of this nature are prone to hackers creating programmes to click automatically. This becomes very obvious when the click total suddenly increases.
Administrators have to discount those clicks, some of which may be genuine, in order to preserve the site's integrity. In the long run, if hackers persistently target sites such as aquaplastics, the future of 'click to give' promotions will be jeopardised and this will have an adverse effect on WaterAid's income.
Do automatic click programmes harm the site?
Automatic click programmes are a real problem. All websites of this nature are prone to hackers creating programmes to click automatically. This becomes very obvious when the click total suddenly increases.
Administrators have to discount those clicks, some of which may be genuine, in order to preserve the site's integrity. In the long run, if hackers persistently target sites such as aquaplastics, the future of 'click to give' promotions will be jeopardised and this will have an adverse effect on WaterAid's income.
That's the exercise policy at the arthritis clinic.
I got the question right too. *smug*
"Thanks for trying, but you can only click once per day!"
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