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In case anyone else is as irritated by those pop-up link previews as I am, try this post on how to remove them.
I'd also like to recommend The Hunger Site, and its sisters: the Breast Cancer Site, the Child Health Site, the Literacy Site, the Rainforest Site, and the Animal Rescue Site, all of which are run by the same organization. The deal is that you click once a day, go to a page with a bunch of ads, and the site uses the ad money to fund their cause. Clicking through all six sites takes less than a minute with a good connection, and people who are on the internet as often as us LiveJournal addicts are prime candidates for clicking daily.
If you like a slightly more fun way to fund a good cause, try FreeRice.com and work on your vocabulary while donating rice to the UN World Food Program. The definitions are a little wonky, but it's a nerdy good time.
I'd also like to recommend The Hunger Site, and its sisters: the Breast Cancer Site, the Child Health Site, the Literacy Site, the Rainforest Site, and the Animal Rescue Site, all of which are run by the same organization. The deal is that you click once a day, go to a page with a bunch of ads, and the site uses the ad money to fund their cause. Clicking through all six sites takes less than a minute with a good connection, and people who are on the internet as often as us LiveJournal addicts are prime candidates for clicking daily.
If you like a slightly more fun way to fund a good cause, try FreeRice.com and work on your vocabulary while donating rice to the UN World Food Program. The definitions are a little wonky, but it's a nerdy good time.
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more click to donate sites
(Anonymous) 2008-01-06 02:22 pm (UTC)(link)