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What are the criteria for our listing of links here at CompuClues?

Well, first we gotta think the link is useful for something, and then we gotta like the website that the link delivers. That's about as scientific as we get. The links that we list were probably suggested by one of the CompuClues Forum Members as being potentially useful for other folks.

We don't like being trapped and tracked and analyzed and slowed down. If the primary raison d`etre for the site turns out to be selling something, we probably don't like it. We're not totally against advertising, but it ought to be low key. The only advertisement you will see here, at this site, is for people who actively support our efforts with no strings attached. They deserve something for their kind and charitable donation, probably more than we give 'em. We hope you give them your business; we give them ours whenever we can. In addition to the help they give us with this website, they provide good service.

The information given at sites that sell stuff is generally less than informative, not particularly up-to-date, and biased in favor of selling stuff. Excessive advertising is a turn off—the content of any web site, we list, has to exceed the amount of advertising—both in terms of screen real-estate and in download time. Pages that delay loading until advertisements play make us move on. We'll pass by flash or anything that takes forever to load. Excessive or invasive scripting will lose us. Third party cookies are not appreciated. If there is no domain name for the website, we don't think it'll be around too long. If the account is a student account, subscriber account, or a free account (that comes with advertising), we figure the link will decay pretty quick. Political agendas won't get us. If we can't easily find a mission statement, an "about" page, a privacy policy, some statement of intent, or a frank revelation of association, we'll ignore the site. Anything marked "secret", we figure ain't our business. Bad web page design, under construction signs, and disorganized content will see us marching on. If the content is not mostly free, no link will appear here. We really hate come-ons.