Which is more annoying?

This is a curiosity driven poll, posted here so guests can participate since it'd effect them too.

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I've already adjusted to the left side-bar ad and I thought it was extremely annoying when it was first implemented.

I'll take it over interstitials any day of the week.

Even though its not above the fold, I would still prefer the adbot to post directly below the OP in a thread.

Even though its not above the fold, I would still prefer the adbot to post directly below the OP in a thread.

If wishes were fishes we'd all drown in trout.

Only problem I have with the left side ad is that it pushes everything to the side, which makes me scroll to the right every time I load a page. Mildly annoying, but I can deal with it. Interstitial are more disruptive overall.

yea, i don't have a problem with either, but the left ad pushing everything to the right IS a problem/annoyance.

Left adbar by far. Having to scroll to the right to read a post is incredibly annoying.

I chose left sidebar because I misread the second option. Interstitial are by far worse.
Although I'd take right sidebar over left.

I chose left sidebar because I misread the second option. Interstitial are by far worse.
Although I'd take right sidebar over left.

On English speaking websites left ads probably make more money than right.

Interstitial would be like like before loading the next page you have to pass through a redirect page with an ad?

Google answered me. Both are very very annoying for different reasons.
I wouldn't mind left side ads outside of threads, but I don't think you'd have an option like that.

yea, i don't have a problem with either, but the left ad pushing everything to the right IS a problem/annoyance.

It not just pushes everything to the right, it completely screws up the page width. Even just the text part is often wider than my window, so I have to keep scrolling right AND left to be able to read. At least interstitial would be a single click between pages, not a continuous annoyance while trying to read a page.

It not just pushes everything to the right, it completely screws up the page width. Even just the text part is often wider than my window, so I have to keep scrolling right AND left to be able to read. At least interstitial would be a single click between pages, not a continuous annoyance while trying to read a page.

Plus the whole issue with images not scaling(on the MS2 thread an oversized image had me scrolling side to side to be able to see what I was writing).

It not just pushes everything to the right, it completely screws up the page width. Even just the text part is often wider than my window, so I have to keep scrolling right AND left to be able to read. At least interstitial would be a single click between pages, not a continuous annoyance while trying to read a page.

that's what i meant, it just pushes everything to the right without resizing, this

Plus the whole issue with images not scaling(on the MS2 thread an oversized image had me scrolling side to side to be able to see what I was writing).

is also EXTREMELY annoying

Plus the whole issue with images not scaling(on the MS2 thread an oversized image had me scrolling side to side to be able to see what I was writing).

What browser are you using? I don't get any overflow problem in Chrome. Everything is scaling fine for me. This is the smallest I can make the page before it stops scaling.

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What browser are you using? I don't get any overflow problem in Chrome. Everything is scaling fine for me. This is the smallest I can make the page before it stops scaling.

I use firefox (30.0)

I use firefox (30.0)

From what I can see, the header is scaling properly but the body is not.

From what I can see, the header is scaling properly but the body is not.

Failfox be crap, yo.

Failfox be crap, yo.

While we are on the subject...

The achieve this

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Use this

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[html]
<div id="plea_div_2" style="height: 90px; position: absolute; top: 45px; right: 0px;"></div>
[/html]

Code:

.navbar {
    margin: 30px 0px 0px;
}

Yay no more overlap! Now you wont get in trouble with adsense for having the login bar over the advertisement!

Speaking of AdSense, how are their restrictions/regulation in terms of content on a site placed by other advertisers? I ask because you might get a letter if certain "Onigiri" MMORPG ads come up on the sidebar while an inspector(?) or over-zealous reporter was around.

I'm getting the image scaling thing in Chrome too.
Threads without images work fine, but as soon as someone posts an image the entire page just gets stretched out.

Zelkova's image, for example, just destroyed this thread.