Side note as I have run through the pages on the website this same ad has come up 3 more times...
I really don't want my boys visiting "gaymusclematch.com"
The lack of any filter to determine which ads are appropriate for particular sites is an issue with a number of church and youth organisations.
An ad should certainly not include content that would be banned on a Bravenet site. You need to make a note of the name or URI of the advertiser and raise a support ticket.
I did that last night and as of yet it has not even been assigned. I have now gone into the website and chopped everything out of it that could cause these ads... things like one of the badges has the words "building muscle" so I have removed the requirements from all our pages. Another page that was a constant problem was for our tiger cubs, I have now changed Tiger to T iger in all instances on the page and that seams to have helped.
The purpose of this sight is to give the boys a resource for the things they are doing and yet I am having to cut it up and send them to other websites to find the information... how sad.
If anyone has other suggestions I am more than open!
I run a site for a community arts group. I pay for hosting then cover the cost through a mix of Google Adsense and Amazon. Members are occasionally reminded that the resource is funded through Amazon and asked to use our link when they make purchases.
