I appreciate that TN wants to attract paid membership and that I'm a free user of the site. However a large part of my screen space taken up by a bright red banner is not an enjoyable experience, to me its an eyesore, something more easy on the eye might have worked better with me. Sure, I could block them from appearing but had chosen not to block any content on the TN site.
Its not as if I hadn't noticed them, they are currently more or less a permanent fixture. If I'd been considering paying for membership I'm sure I'd have taken up the 'random' offer weeks ago, continually giving users eye strain doesn't work with me. Strangely I didn't see any while on the site yesterday and thought that they might have disappeared, but they're back with a vengeance today.
They remind me of those headache giving Flash banner ads that sites like Yahoo's were plagued with several years ago, they don't seem very 'web 2.0' let alone web-almost-2014.
This is my personal take on the ads, aside from these I use the site regularly and appreciate what it offers nudists in the way of communication with others. I might pay for membership one day, but not through the 'December permanent eyesore' convincing me to do so.
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FlokieDec 29, 2013It's more annoying than the other "specials" advertised but it's still not going to get me to pay for a membership no matter how many times they offer me a "special" price that is so special it is always available. I'm still waiting for the site owners to communicate directly with users (as was done in the early days) and to actually clean this site up. As it stands now, True Nudists does not have much to offer "true" nudists. It's a borderline soft-porn site full of lingerie photos, sexy poses and the homepage actively promotes it as a place to see nude photos. The forums seems to focus mainly on shaving, voyeurism, erections and exhibitionism. I hate myself for still being a member but I just can't overcome my eternal optimism that things will change. Call me naive. *sigh* If this ever becomes what it claims to be, then I'll subscribe.
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