Why would 'making money' make a difference? Is it somehow forbidden to make a living with whatever skills/knowledge you have?

I don't see how that would be relevant here, because the content of the site seems to be totally legal, and even useful.

"Men make good pets."

I fail to understand why the site's previous owner's/maintainer's whatever sexual preferences should affect the site which otherwise seems to provide proper resource for educational use. Because if it does, then we would have to judge any other site according to that information too! Why stop there?...

chazsm: there is NO way to control how people rate sites.

"Men make good pets."

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t271734.html

Page two or three in Google. Not the only result btw. Then again, Bleeping isn't on the list of ASAP so I guess it doesn't count ...

"Men make good pets."

Well that depends. If I consider something as useful to my friends I'll have *proper* conversation about the product with my friends, via IM/IRC or even in real life. I personally consider invitation buttons/letters etc. as spam. If I truly believe in something I want to be able to demonstrate it to...

Odd, I just get something called "3Kaimana - Top Links" premium search engine with that link.

"Men make good pets."

Zero f/p's for Avira? I call BS. Simple googling reveals the truth, that Avira has it's share of false positives too.

No AV is above having false positives. And don't get me started on detection rates ... :)

"Men make good pets."

Sites need more voters/comments.

Currently green 'safe' comments override the ones warning about malware!

It looks like (at least) stylisprofile page has been hit by some ardent defenders of the adware, most green-posters seem to have only one or two comments.

"Men make good pets."

You and I both know about backups etc. My concern here is the regular user, who doesn't know a thing about OS or disaster recovery. <cite>I do not know if the advice is expert or not but I have the capacity to investigate and confirm whether the advice being offered is worth using</cite> This place ...

As far as I am aware of, Search13 is associated with at least stylishprofiles dot com add-on, which claims to add some sort of themes support to facebook. I submitted it for inclusion to hphosts and MysteryFCM found the connection. It apparently hijacks homepage and searches :) "Men make good pets."