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Sometimes, when i surf PF, a pop-up of online casino appears.
is it funded by gambling?
could it be porn site next time? :rofl: :tongue2:
is it funded by gambling?
could it be porn site next time? :rofl: :tongue2:
enigma said:We've been trying to keep the crackpottery of the ads in check. For every one we strike down, six more pop up.
It's like a hydra...
Saint said:Evo, you'll vote whom as president?
Moonbear said:It's quite a leap from gambling to porn though!
This comes up quite a lot; probably worth you saying more cragwolf (I know it's repetitious, but in this case repetition is GOOD! )cragwolf said:Firefox, Firefox, Firefox.
Saint said:Sometimes, when i surf PF, a pop-up of online casino appears.
is it funded by gambling?
could it be porn site next time? :rofl: :tongue2:
The exact source of funding for PF (Prime Factorization) is not publicly disclosed. It is possible that they receive funding from a single gambling website or multiple websites, but this information is not confirmed.
Again, the exact amount of funding from gambling websites is not known. It is also important to note that PF may receive funding from sources other than gambling websites as well.
The specific ways in which PF uses their funding are not publicly disclosed. However, it is likely that the funds are used for research and development of their scientific projects.
There is no evidence to suggest that PF's research is influenced by their funding from gambling websites. As scientists, PF is expected to conduct their research with integrity and objectivity regardless of their funding sources.
It is possible that receiving funding from gambling websites could be seen as a conflict of interest for PF. However, it is important to note that many scientific projects receive funding from various sources, and it is up to the researchers to maintain ethical standards and avoid any potential conflicts of interest.