@ Vera — yes, I dyed it; though it’s been twice dyed since then, too, and is now more natural looking. Also thanks for the compliments, though the original graphic isn’t mine mine, I bought it. :P :)

@ Bes — yup, you’re right. But no, TLA did not tell me how the porn site got through. And as far as E goes, no the old urls are no longer active after one week from the date of email, so… what three, four days from now? They sent out an email to all affiliates.

1 : Regarding the porn site getting through, I wonder if TLA explained to you how the site got through.

2 : Regarding the tinyurl change, I found out about that too, and I also find this a bit interesting, as it can result in a few things:

A : It is not professional to rely on an outside url’ing system.
B : As you pointed out, it allows people to hide affiliate links. I hope that was not the intention of TLA. Some things should be hidden, but affiliate links should be more open in my view.
C : What if the TinyUrl services goes down?
D : TinyUrl is blacklisted by a lot of services and sites because of the way it is abused; the destination of a TinyURL so far is never clear, and thus a user can be duped into going to an unwanted site.
E : Will the old urls still be active? Changing affiliate links is a big change for many people.
F : Because of E above, were users consulted about such a change before imposing the change onto them?

Vera [hello! :D] , yes, she dyed her hair. :)

Don’t like the tinyurls thing either -_-’;