If Google Ads are on a website then it's no longer non-commercial, right? Using Google Ads Foxite generates substantial income for its owner. As I see it, it is not a non-commercial site.
By the way, I'm not siding with those who say it's not OK if a hyperlink is made to a commercial site. We are professionals, not hobbyists.
>Yes, I can see your point. As I wrote that, my thinking was if you had a site like the UT where the number of visitors is important as more visitors means more can be charged for ads. If the site is free of use and doesn't gain any benefit from more or less visitors, then I would have no issue with it.
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>>Craig, you have often directed people to your own site for answers or whitepapers (which I, for one, am happy to see). How does that match up with what you said above?
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