@drewnogal saidSame thing is happening on my phone.
This morning I discover that a huge chunk of my iPad screen is taken over by adverts . It’s possible to scroll down and shift them to the top but the information bar is then lost from view 🙁
Seems they are trying to force us to subscribe through aggravation and frustration.
Not cool.
@drewnogal saidYes it is. The ad takes up 80% of the screen.
@chaney3
They obviously don’t make enough money through the subscribers. I wonder what proportion of us are subscribers?
Must be even more annoying on a phone!
They're messin with the wrong guy!!! 😎
@drewnogal saidThis tactic is a siege. RHP is using large, obnoxious ads in hopes of wearing down non-subscribers, and compelling us to surrender, and subscribe.
This morning I discover that a huge chunk of my iPad screen is taken over by adverts . It’s possible to scroll down and shift them to the top but the information bar is then lost from view 🙁
The revolution has begun.
Never surrender!!!!
23 Aug 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThe siege will never work!
Or maybe consider subscribing.
Go ahead, make the ads even larger. I don't mind scrolling up 10 times just to view my games.
RHP has met its match.
@drewnogal
Are there pop up adverts when your playing chess or on the forum? Because that would be really annoying, I don’t spend much time anywhere else in the site.
23 Aug 19
@drewnogal saidI do feel for the people who actually can't afford the subscription, but that only makes me wonder how they have even have internet access must be hard.
This morning I discover that a huge chunk of my iPad screen is taken over by adverts . It’s possible to scroll down and shift them to the top but the information bar is then lost from view 🙁
I don't feel a bit sorry for the people that can afford to pay for their subscription but don't because because they can chat which is mainly what they are here for, and can only play a few games which is more than they would get on other chess sites.
-VR
23 Aug 19
@patzering saidI don't know how accurate your math is and depends where you are and what your dollar is worth. I am sure there are those who can't afford the subscription, then there are those who can and just don't.
It's worth the subscription cost.
A yearly subscription works out to about 11 cents a day.
-VR