I take it I wasn't the only one who compained about this! It had been annoying me all day, but this article came up about 30 mins after I sent you guys a message lol
But yeah, I only have issued when I open an article in a new tab. The ad starts looping and echoing.
Same exact thing happened to me. Ad started looping and doing wierd things. I finally just turned off my speakers. It only happened once and I'm not sure exactly why. I first saw it this morning but totally missed the banner at the top which was part of the ad. That was pretty funny once I noticed it...
Engadget ownership (AOL) seems to have neutered the editorial team: in any decent newsroom (e.g. newspapers) editors call the shots and can remove ads if needed. Ryan, this is no good: if your customers come first you would remove the ad till it was fixed. Rule #1, don't try to get the customer to change its behaviour. As it stands, you have plainly told us that apple comes first and we should work around it. I hear you.
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I take it I wasn't the only one who compained about this! It had been annoying me all day, but this article came up about 30 mins after I sent you guys a message lol
But yeah, I only have issued when I open an article in a new tab. The ad starts looping and echoing.
Same exact thing happened to me. Ad started looping and doing wierd things. I finally just turned off my speakers. It only happened once and I'm not sure exactly why. I first saw it this morning but totally missed the banner at the top which was part of the ad. That was pretty funny once I noticed it...
yeah, the looping thing is weird - I fail to see the point of an ad if it doesn't work properly. Way to go, Apple.
Engadget ownership (AOL) seems to have neutered the editorial team: in any decent newsroom (e.g. newspapers) editors call the shots and can remove ads if needed.
Ryan, this is no good: if your customers come first you would remove the ad till it was fixed. Rule #1, don't try to get the customer to change its behaviour.
As it stands, you have plainly told us that apple comes first and we should work around it. I hear you.