For me this started all in the early days when gold sellers started to spam and bugged me to death with it. With Adsense ads on my site I soon found out that Gold Seller adds where showing on my site. So I started adding them to the Adsense blacklist. After a while I filtered out all (for that moment) sites and placed the first version of my list on my blog. After a while I ran into NoGold.org (the old site), at that time it wasn't really much used and irony was that they got spammed on their forums by gold sellers all the time. Last year when Rollie from WarCraftRealms.com took over the Azzor.com network I got the change to make something out of it. Rollie installed a WP install and at first we had a simple default list of sites. After some months when more and more people become active on the site the list grew and we even had to create a second list of currently active sites on Google's Adsense . And now Blizzard finaly made a statement on the official World of Warcraft websites.

For the moment NoGold.org is getting more reach everyday. While no one knows what exactly is going to happen in the near future I'm having a great time working on and with the site and with the people/webmasters/players supporting us.

WyriHaximus 

Tag it!: gold (1), Google (13), World of Warcraft (29), NoGold.org (1), Blizzard (1), Rollie (1), Adsense (1) 28 February 2008, 13:02 Views: 245 0 [Mood: Happy ]