A heartfelt plea

I had some trouble white-listing ads on Southperry using Firefox with NoScript and Adblock Plus. After some research I found the perfect fix. I hope it will be helpful to someone:

1. Whitelist southperry.net in Adblock Plus (has been mentioned before: go to Tools>Adblock Plus>Disable on southperry.net).
   
2. Whitelist the following domains in NoScript (right click>NoScript>Allow domain.extension:
   • googlesyndication.com
     
   • doubleclick.net
     
   • turn.com
     
   • 2mdn.net
     
   
   
    Spoiler
   

   Enabling these domains fill all advertisement spots for me, although NoScript shows that southperry wants to load more advertisement related domains. I might have to fix this later.
   
   
   
3. Add the following custom rule to NoScript's ABE to restrict access to the white-listed domains for all domains but southperry.net.
   To add the rule: right click>NoScript>Options>Advanced tab>ABE tab>Select ruleset "user">paste code>click enable>click ok.
   
   Code:

   # Allow southperry.net to open advertisements, restrict others.
Site *.googlesyndication.com http[s]?://.*doubleclick.net.* *.turn.com *.2mdn.net
Accept from *.southperry.net *.doubleclick.net *.turn.com
Deny
    Spoiler
   

   Explanation:
   In the "Accept from" part, all domains are listed that are allowed to make requests to advertisement domains. Obviously southperry.net, but the advertisement domains that load ads from other domains are required too. Otherwise these will be blocked from incoming connections and thus can't receive more ads that need to be forwarded back to southperry.
   
   In the "Site" part, the domains are listed that should be made accessible. Pretty much the domains we white-listed.A special case is doubleclick.net as it receives both HTTP and HTTPS requests.
   
   Deny all other communications to the domains in the "Site" part.
   
   
   
4. Done, enjoy!

If you want to support southperry (the webpage has to load the ads), but don't want to see the ads, or have them take up space on your screen: install the Firefox addon "Greasemonkey" and create a userscript to make the advertisement DIV elements invisible. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post the script I wrote here. Anyway if you're tech savvy: set the element to element.style.display = "none";