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Does AT have an affiliate button?

Maybe you should contact someone on the contacts page directly instead of posting in off topic and hoping one of the important people with any authority on the matter just happens to stumble into OT before the thread dies and just happens to find it?
 
I'm simply looking for an 88x31 button, I'm not asking for any educated input on their part, rather a point in the right direction by some of you.
 
You're misunderstanding me, Nik...

I was asking if AnandTech had something like this. I just needed a yes or no, from anyone here that might know. Since it appears that there isn't one, I'll just make my own, the above was just a resize of the banner. ~_~
 
Yes, I know exactly what you're talking about. Frequently, affiliate links/images are kept out of easily accessed public areas. I remember working on some marketing material using Intel, Microsoft, Asus, NVidia, and many other copyrighted affiliate images for large corporations. There was a whole list of certain, specific images to use. Some of them, like Intel and Microsoft, even go so far as to have specific requirements as to where on the page the image is allowed to be located, how close to other things it can be, what other images can and cannot be allowed to be printed on the same page, etc. Trust me, it gets really complicated with some companies.

That's why I suggested that the best thing to do would be to simply go right to the source and find out, to be sure. Good luck to you.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
Yes, I know exactly what you're talking about. Frequently, affiliate links/images are kept out of easily accessed public areas. I remember working on some marketing material using Intel, Microsoft, Asus, NVidia, and many other copyrighted affiliate images for large corporations. There was a whole list of certain, specific images to use. Some of them, like Intel and Microsoft, even go so far as to have specific requirements as to where on the page the image is allowed to be located, how close to other things it can be, what other images can and cannot be allowed to be printed on the same page, etc. Trust me, it gets really complicated with some companies.

That's why I suggested that the best thing to do would be to simply go right to the source and find out, to be sure. Good luck to you.
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Oh, that makes sense. Thanks!
 
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