Based on prior experience, this ad is not coming from the site--it is coming from adware or spyware installed on your system that is specifically designed to replace advertisements of common dimensions with its own ads. If you can take a screenshot of the ad, please do so and email it to me at kevinv@gamespot.com, and I will look into it. However, our ads should not feature anything from collegehumor, and this exact circumstance in the past has been caused by user-end spyware.
Well as being a total access subscriber i don't notice this so i can't tell what one specific you are talking about. Also Gamespot sets an age limit of 13 to join so the ads should be suitable for anyone at 13, if they are not you can take a picture of the specific ad and email KevinV as he already said.
Avoid ads altogether, get Firefox and install the AdBlock Plus addon. It doesn't circumvent any portion of the Gamespot network, it's ToS, or prevent them from receiving funds for circulating that ad.
Based on prior experience, this ad is not coming from the site--it is coming from adware or spyware installed on your system that is specifically designed to replace advertisements of common dimensions with its own ads. If you can take a screenshot of the ad, please do so and email it to me at kevinv@gamespot.com, and I will look into it. However, our ads should not feature anything from collegehumor, and this exact circumstance in the past has been caused by user-end spyware.Kevin-V
Spyware? How do we get rid of spyware that we may have gotten?
We've reviewed the CollegeHumor ads running on our site and have had one ad pulled for not meeting our guidelines.
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