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Let your visitors know you support Anti-ThiefWare
values. Here's what the badge signifies:
- Let your visitors know you support anti-ThiefWare values. You give your visitors an extra sense of security from ThiefWare (including spyware and forms of adware).
- You send a message to the ThiefWare vendors that you do not support their unscrupulous ThiefWare practices.
- You help Web surfers be aware of the dangers of ThiefWare.
Fraudulent Claims: If you spot a site displaying our Badge of Honor and you know the site uses ThiefWare software, please let us know so that we may contact them. We will do everything in our power to get them to remove the badge if they are making fraudulent claims inconsistant with what the badge stands for. We will also list them in the “ThiefWare ad list” of sites working with ThiefWare.
It's Simple:
Grab easy copy-and-paste HTML code (text link and badge links) for your site showing your support for the
movement against thiefware. Choose from several options to fit in with your site. For more instructions, see instructions following the badge code.
You may use the coded text link below as shown and/or any of
the 6 image badges available with cut-n-paste simplicity.
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Flyswat ThiefWare •
Although discontinued and not well known, it shows us that ThiefWare can come in many flavors. Read about this and more ThiefWare problems—ThiefWare.com
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Please do not alter them by resizing, changing the colors, or by further compressing them.
Doing so may degrade the quality of the images.
Save one or more of these images to your Web hosting space. If you put the image in
your root web directory, source reference should work as is. If you place the image
elsewhere, you will need to adjust the source reference of the image (see example above).
Hotlinking: Please do not hotlink to images found here as they might be moved in the
future. For various reasons hotlinking may cause broken images. It also adds to our
bandwidth costs if our server is forced to serve up images for external Web sites.
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BADGE CHOICE 1:
This site is ThiefWare Free! |
BADGE CHOICE 2:
We Support ThiefWare.com |
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<a
href="http://www.thiefware.com"
target="_blank"><img
src="/icon.tw1.gif" width="88" height="88"
border="0"
alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web"></a> |
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<a
href="http://www.thiefware.com"
target="_blank"><img
src="/icon.tw2.gif" width="88"
height="88" border="0"
alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web"></a> |
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BADGE CHOICE 3:
This site is ThiefWare Free! |
BADGE CHOICE 4:
We Support ThiefWare.com |
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on tint
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<a
href="http://www.thiefware.com"
target="_blank"><img
src="/icon.tw3.gif" width="88"
height="88" border="0"
alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web"></a> |
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<a
href="http://www.thiefware.com"
target="_blank"><img
src="/icon.tw4.gif" width="88"
height="88" border="0"
alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web"></a> |
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BADGE CHOICE 5:
This site is ThiefWare Free! |
BADGE CHOICE 6:
We Support ThiefWare.com |
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on tint 
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<a
href="http://www.thiefware.com"
target="_blank"><img
src="/icon.tw5.gif" width="88"
height="88" border="0"
alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web"></a> |
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<a
href="http://www.thiefware.com"
target="_blank"><img
src="/icon.tw6.gif" width="88"
height="88" border="0"
alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web"></a> |
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Instructions:
Simply copy and paste the code into your site.
You may need to change the source reference URL of the image in the image reference if you
place the image elsewhere (not in the root Web directory). All codes are set to open a
new window to keep your site open within a browser window.
Currently, the copy-n-paste code will work without modification if you put
your badge(s) in the root Web directory here (example):
http://www.yoursite.com/
If you put your image here:
http://www.yoursite.com/images/
...then you would change this reference (see red text):
<img src="/icon.tw5.gif"
width="88" height="88" alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web">
to:
<img src="/images/icon.tw5.gif"
width="88" height="88" alt="Fighting for a ThiefWare Free
Web">
Making sure that the slash mark ( / ) is put in
front of the rest of the image source URL will ensure correct referencing from any page on
your site no matter how deep the page is within your directory structure.
May your web ventures prosper.
Have a great day :-)
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