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just click the create a room, Do not put a name or any description just click on create a room and the rooms pop up...
Matriarch
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I think it is related to a new ad network we are trialling, who are injecting a script into the chat room setup. It seems there's an unexpected conflict.
Gav has been made aware. I expect it to be back working properly, within the next 12 hours.
Apologies.
Gav has been made aware. I expect it to be back working properly, within the next 12 hours.
Apologies.
"insensitive prick!" – Danielle Algo
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I think it is related to a new ad network we are trialling, who are injecting a script into the chat room setup. It seems there's an unexpected conflict.
Gav has been made aware. I expect it to be back working properly, within the next 12 hours.
Apologies.
So much for privacy
BTW, the script that's currently inserted by trw12.com checks for a lot of keywords that refer to some seriously troubling subjects, and ones that are definitely not allowed on Lush. Here's the complete list, with some of them highlighted:
amateur
anal
asian
ass
babe
bbw
tits
bisexual
blonde
blowjob
bondage
brunette
bukkake
celebrity
college
compilation
creampie
cumshots
dp
ebony
euro
fetish
fisting
funny
gangbang
gay
handjob
hardcore
hd
hentai
indian
interracial
japanese
latina
lesbian
massage
masturbation
mature
milf
orgy
outdoor
party
pornstar
pov
reality
redhead
rough
sex_del
shemale
squirt
striptease
teen
threesome
toys
uniforms
vintage
webcam
toon
anime
amateurs
babes
bigcock
big-dicks
bigtits
black
blackcock
black-cock
blowjobs
boobs
booty
busty
butt
cam
cock
cum
cumshot
deep-throat
dick
dildo
doggystyle
european
facial
fuck
fucking
gaysex
girlfriend
girls_del
group
groupsex
hairy
hard
hardsex
high-heels
homemade
lesbians
lingerie
natural-tits
oral
porn_del
public
pussy
pussyfucking
real
russian
sexy_del
shaved
solo
soloboy
stockings
sucking
teens
vibrator
voyeur
young
asleep
asphyxiate
asphyxiated
asphyxiates
asphyxiating
asphyxiation
beastialism
beastiality
beastliness
bled
bleed
bleeding
bleeds
blood
brother sister
brutalisation
brutality
brutalization
brutalize
brutalized
brutalizes
brutalizing
brutally
caca
child
child like
child like doll
childhood
childlike
children
chloroform
chloroformed
chloroformic
chloroforming
chloroformism
chloroforms
coprophilia
coprophiliac
coprophilic
coprophilism
coprophilous
daddy brother
daddy daughter
daddy sister
daughter brother
drug
drugged
drugging
drugs
drunk
drunken
drunkenly
drunkenness
father brother
father daughter
father sister
force
forceable
forced
forceful
forcefully
forcer
forces
forcible
forcing
forcingly
hypnosis
hypnotism
hypnotize
hypnotized
hypnotizes
hypnotizing
incapacitate
incapacitated
incapacitates
incapacitating
incapacitation
incestuous
incestus
infancy
infant
infant like
infanthood
infantlike
infants
intoxicable
intoxicate
intoxicated
intoxicates
intoxicating
intoxication
intoxicative
intoxicator
kiddie
kiddy
molest
molestation
molested
molester
molesting
molests
murder
murdered
murderer
murdering
murders
mutilate
mutilated
mutilates
mutilating
mutilation
mutilator
necromania
necrophile
necrophilia
necrophiliac
necrophilic
necrophilism
pass out
passed out
passing out
pedofilia
preteen
preteens
puke
puked
pukes
puking
quasi-unconscious
rapable
rapeable
rapes
scat
sedate
sedated
sedately
sedateness
sedates
sedating
sedation
sleep
sleeping
sleeps
slept
tentacle
tentacles
unconscious
unconsciously
unconsciousness
under age
under aged
underage
underaged
unwilling
unwillingly
unwillingness
violate
violated
violates
violating
violation
vomit
vomited
vomiting
vomits
cartoon
ghetto
Apart from the privacy issue of letting a third party inject scripts into the page, is this the kind of ad network that Lush wants to do business with?
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Matriarch
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It has nothing to do with privacy.
Their ad code has to load, as does the site code. There must be a conflict of sorts. Gav is looking into it.
Their ad code has to load, as does the site code. There must be a conflict of sorts. Gav is looking into it.
"insensitive prick!" – Danielle Algo
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It has nothing to do with privacy.
Their ad code has to load, as does the site code. There must be a conflict of sorts. Gav is looking into it.
Running 3rd party code in one's site is definitely a privacy matter. I can see cookies being set for a domain other than lushstories.com. This makes it possible for them to track me over different sites that use the same ad network. Also, my locale is being passed to that domain. I imagine that most users prefer not to be tracked or have any details about them being sent to some shady (the keywords are pretty revealing) ad network.
It's potentially also a security issue (it's what cross-site scripting attacks are based on), but abusing that would quickly ruin their business model.
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Matriarch
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I think this is one for Gav to answer.
All ad networks use cookies. If you visit any commercial site with ads, you will have cookies served up.
I'd prefer you discuss things like this with Gav directly, and in private, rather than unduly cause concern to our members.
All ad networks use cookies. If you visit any commercial site with ads, you will have cookies served up.
I'd prefer you discuss things like this with Gav directly, and in private, rather than unduly cause concern to our members.
Her Royal Spriteness
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Running 3rd party code in one's site is definitely a privacy matter. I can see cookies being set for a domain other than lushstories.com. This makes it possible for them to track me over different sites that use the same ad network. Also, my locale is being passed to that domain. I imagine that most users prefer not to be tracked or have any details about them being sent to some shady (the keywords are pretty revealing) ad network.
It's potentially also a security issue (it's what cross-site scripting attacks are based on), but abusing that would quickly ruin their business model.
aliens just abducted my wife - thank god i had my tinfoil hat on at the time or i'd be gone too!
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aliens just abducted my wife - thank god i had my tinfoil hat on at the time or i'd be gone too!
Is this your way of saying you don't mind doing business with an ad network that matches banners to keywords like chloroform, rapeable, murder or peadophilia? Or do you not believe me when I say that including 3rd party scripts is a security/privacy issue?
I surely hope it's the latter.
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I think this is one for Gav to answer.
All ad networks use cookies. If you visit any commercial site with ads, you will have cookies served up.
I'd prefer you discuss things like this with Gav directly, and in private, rather than unduly cause concern to our members.
The fact that other sites do it doesn't mean it's not a privacy issue. It's even the other way around: the fact that other sites use the same ad networks is exactly what makes it possible for these networks to track people.
But to be honest, I find the fact that this particular network tries to make money by matching their banners on the keywords I highlighted in my previous post much more concerning than those cookies. Think about it: Lush includes a script with these keywords, not to block them, but to make a buck. That doesn't feel right to me and I kinda hope it doesn't feel right to you too.
If you which to discuss this further in private, that's fine by me. But as this is not so much a technical issue I don't see a reason to take this up with Gav.
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Her Royal Spriteness
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Is this your way of saying you don't mind doing business with an ad network that matches banners to keywords like chloroform, rapeable, murder or peadophilia? Or do you not believe me when I say that including 3rd party scripts is a security/privacy issue?
I surely hope it's the latter.
it's my way of saying i trust Nicola implicitly and that i think your paranoia is getting out of control.
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it's my way of saying i trust Nicola implicitly and that i think your paranoia is getting out of control.
It wasn't me who was wearing the tinfoil hat ;)
Curious what paranoia you're referring to. About the privacy or the keywords?
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Code Monkey
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I have asked our ad agency if we can supply a blacklist of words to be excluded from their scripts. I suggest these are a generic set of phrases they use for all adult publisher sites.
These ad agency (not advertiser) scripts are sandboxed inside their own document. The same origin policy enforced by your browser limits access to other documents not originating from the same domain (www.lushstories.com). So unless you're running some older versions of IE (if so, there are more pressing concerns to deal with) then your lush session is secure.
Like most ad agencies they will use tracking cookies to display relevant ads when they appear on other partner sites. Something Google and AdWords has perfected.
These ad agency (not advertiser) scripts are sandboxed inside their own document. The same origin policy enforced by your browser limits access to other documents not originating from the same domain (www.lushstories.com). So unless you're running some older versions of IE (if so, there are more pressing concerns to deal with) then your lush session is secure.
Like most ad agencies they will use tracking cookies to display relevant ads when they appear on other partner sites. Something Google and AdWords has perfected.
"insensitive prick!" – Danielle Algo
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I have asked our ad agency if we can supply a blacklist of words to be excluded from their scripts. I suggest these are a generic set of phrases they use for all adult publisher sites.
These ad agency (not advertiser) scripts are sandboxed inside their own document. The same origin policy enforced by your browser limits access to other documents not originating from the same domain (www.lushstories.com). So unless you're running some older versions of IE (if so, there are more pressing concerns to deal with) then your lush session is secure.
Like most ad agencies they will use tracking cookies to display relevant ads when they appear on other partner sites. Something Google and AdWords has perfected.
The words themselves are not the problem. The list of keywords is just a symptom of the fact that Grand Slam Media (if I'm correct) sees no problem in selling ads matching those terms. There are at least two threads in the Think Tank about culture, how it needs to change and how we need to speak up against it. Targeting ads for adult websites to match words like chloroform, and unwillingly is, in my mind, a manifestation of culture. And even though those terms will not have matches for this site I hope that Lush will rethink whether they want to do business with a company that sells them to other sites.
As for the sandboxing: that applies to the scripts that run inside the iframe that's being inserted to make their tracking cookie work. It does not apply to the script that's inserted in the main page itself. That one runs in the same global scope as the Lush scripts, has access to the full DOM and could even still establish communications with the scripts inside the iframe, essentially opening up the sandbox. It doesn't, but there are no browser restrictions that prevent it from ever doing so.
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I just wanted to put it out there that in regards to chat rooms, the number of people listed is not matching with the "Who's Online" list.
And yes, I have made sure that it is not effected by any people possibly on my block list.
Example:
A Pic Room says there are 22 people in it. the "Who's Online" only has 18 names listed. I go in the room, and I count 22 people. not including myself. With no one on my block list.
Just a tad annoying. Nothing big.
Thanks!
And yes, I have made sure that it is not effected by any people possibly on my block list.
Example:
A Pic Room says there are 22 people in it. the "Who's Online" only has 18 names listed. I go in the room, and I count 22 people. not including myself. With no one on my block list.
Just a tad annoying. Nothing big.
Thanks!
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I just wanted to put it out there that in regards to chat rooms, the number of people listed is not matching with the "Who's Online" list.
And yes, I have made sure that it is not effected by any people possibly on my block list.
Example:
A Pic Room says there are 22 people in it. the "Who's Online" only has 18 names listed. I go in the room, and I count 22 people. not including myself. With no one on my block list.
Just a tad annoying. Nothing big.
Thanks!
I noticed that early today. and I also realized that the members you do not see in the rooms are those of us that log in invisible... nothing to do with those that blocked you or vice-versa....
I hope it is not something permanent... as there are some individuals that i rather keep away from ...
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I noticed that early today. and I also realized that the members you do not see in the rooms are those of us that log in invisible... nothing to do with those that blocked you or vice-versa....
I hope it is not something permanent... as there are some individuals that i rather keep away from ...
This was implemented as a new feature/improvement a couple of days ago:
https://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst12279_Which-improvements-or-features-would-you-like-to-see-added.aspx
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I have asked our ad agency if we can supply a blacklist of words to be excluded from their scripts. I suggest these are a generic set of phrases they use for all adult publisher sites.
I see they're indeed gone. And though I'd still rather see Lush doing business with another ad network I'm actually glad Lush did request these words to be removed. At least it's a signal to Grand Slam Media, from one of its customers, that it's not OK. So thanks for that.
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