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@bobjones they're only suggestions on what to try... not that they work unconditionally. i will agree especially on #2 though. it drives me absolutely nuts when someone publishes an A/B test when the sample size was something like 100 tests. F that. After so many insignificant tests, I flat...

@favouredjohn these are not hypotheticals... these are "people have done exactly this and got sued for it."

@ash1994 1) digg did virtually the same thing years ago. Publishers added JS to kill it off. Stumbleupon switched to plugins for the same reason. 2) Moreover, some publishers sue over their sites being framed. They allege trademark infringement which affords no DMCA-like notice and...