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I'm not sure there is much disagreement between "c...

2008-12-14T14:22:00.000Z

I'm not sure there is much disagreement between "code affiliates". Anytime we've got together and talked shop we're in broad agreement.
All the contentious debate at the moment seems to be between "code affiliates" and "content affiliates" with entrenched postions at the extremes on both sides.
Since my code sites include content and my content sites include codes it just comes across as sour grapes to me.

Thanks Hero. I agree participation is the key but ...

2008-12-14T14:17:00.000Z

Thanks Hero. I agree participation is the key but affiliate marketing is an online industry in an online world and it seems a missed opportunity not to make this online.

Wherever you hold a real-world meeting only a small proportion of affiliates are ever likely to attend.

Online virtual conferencing or Second-Life style meetings or an active online forum would definitely lead to more involvement and more debate.

Of course, more debate is bound to lead to more disagreement but it's hard to have more involvement without it.

I want to point out one thing for the AMC: affilia...

2008-12-13T16:22:00.000Z

I want to point out one thing for the AMC: affiliates are welcome to attend and they don't need to be part of the IAB to participate. If you want your voice to be heard and your opinions to help form actions in this industry, you need to participate.

Joe , totally agree and think u should start a sim...

2008-12-12T08:59:00.000Z

Joe , totally agree and think u should start a similar group made up of code affiliates, im sure it would be more helpful and useful way to get all the code affiliates to talk through the problems :)