Can we see expired Textads? May 21, 2002 7:51 PM Subscribe
Is there anyway to see a list of expired Textads? If not, can a feature be added to allow us to see a Textad history of what has been posted in the past?
posted by skwm to feature requests at 7:51 PM (11 comments total)
The reason I'm asking is that, a while ago, there was an ad for a hosting site which I was planning on using. Now that I've got the spare $$ to spend, I'd like to use their services. Unfortunately, their ad is no long running, and I have no idea what the URL was... posted by skwm at 7:52 PM on May 21, 2002
DreamHost? I remember seeing them as a text ad. There was also that blogger based hosting service. Any specifics you remember about it? posted by geoff. at 8:11 PM on May 21, 2002
there was also mirahost, which for some reason also caught my attention. posted by rhyax at 6:12 AM on May 22, 2002
Maybe...the blogger one sounds more familiar. But I was hoping a glance through the textad archives would job my memory. posted by skwm at 6:19 AM on May 22, 2002
Wouldn't a textad archive rather defeat the purpose of the textad concept? Free indefinite advertising...hmm. posted by rushmc at 6:40 AM on May 22, 2002
This lot were on a text ad - Blogomania....caught my eye too.... posted by mattr at 6:46 AM on May 22, 2002
rushmc: I don't think the archive of expired text ads would get enough use to discourage people from buying new ads for expired ones. Seems like a good feature to me. posted by rcade at 8:13 AM on May 22, 2002
An archive of ads would probably be of more use to members than to advertisers -- who would pay to keep an ad where almost no one will look? posted by pracowity at 8:25 AM on May 22, 2002
Maybe an aditional fee could be added if you want your ad archived on a separate page. It seems like there should be something extra charged even if it doesn't get cycled through the front page. A one time fee during signup seems reasonable. posted by jonah at 11:00 AM on May 22, 2002
I signed up with Webhost after seeing one of their textads. I love 'em. posted by kittyb at 1:52 PM on May 22, 2002
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posted by skwm at 7:52 PM on May 21, 2002