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Old 10-05-2008, 10:56   #6265
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Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]

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Originally Posted by R Jones View Post
Yes - I am bearing that in mind and I agree, hence the caveats in my post and in my email to BT about the fact that webmaster opt-OUT is no substitute for explicit informed consent.

But nevertheless my aim is to create maximum confusion and embarrassment and extra work for my own ISP by criticising the method they are suggesting, not just on legal grounds, but because it doesn't even work practically - it lowers their general credibility when the explanations they give about website opt-OUT don't even apply to their own customer-base ISP hosted webspace.

What about VM customer webspace? Does that work the same way?
What have VM said about webmaster opt-out and robots.txt? Can it be used on VM customer webspace? Has anyone asked VM about it?
vm webspace doesnt allow anything other than static html pages (not including a small subset of the old companys network that did see fit to use a real webserver package)no bin dir,nothing, so its assumed robots etc wont work eather.
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