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Article posted on Jan 20

Yes, those are ads.

  • Posted by Ryan Finnie on January 20, 2006, 7:00 pm

I added a small Google AdWords block to the top-right of the wiki. I did this because 1) the extra money would be nice, and 2) I had an AdWords account sitting idle. It seems to blend in well and should be relatively unintrusive, but if you have any suggestions, let me know. Today's Earnings: $0.32 Woo! I'm almost up to a free stamp!

If you are interested in doing something similar on your MediaWiki site, I wrote a short blurb about how I did it.

(Ironically, most of the ads I've seen so far has been for Knoppix and Xandros.)

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