These pages must contain family-friendly material. Any pornographic or illegal material will result in an immediate account suspension or termination. HelpingTulsa, Inc. is the final decision maker on what represents acceptable web page content.
We require that each hosted website must include somewhere on the first page of the website a banner ad. We use a banner ad rotater script, so that 10% of the time the ad promotes HelpingTulsa, and 20% of the time the ad promotes FamilyNet, the ISP whose generosity allows us to offer this service. The other 70% of the time it displays one of 35 Bible verses. The banner ad has a width of 400 pixels and a height of 75 pixels, and looks like this:
We would appreciate it if this banner ad was displayed prominantly on every page of the site, and considering the fact that 70% of the time it is a Bible verse, some sites may be willing to do so. But it must be displayed somewhere on at least the first page of the site.
To include this banner ad, you must have
<script src="http://htweb.org/cgi-bin/bible/ads.cgi"></script>
somewhere between the <head> and the </head> html tags, and then you must
have
<script language="JavaScript"> banner(); </script>
where you want the banner ad to appear.
For web sites for schools, that may fear the ACLU bringing a lawsuit for violating some imagined violation of some supposed requirement to separate church and state, which the First Amendment does not call for, we do have a separate banner ad which you can use which omits the Bible verses, and just alternates between these two banner ads.
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To include this secular banner ad, you must have
<script src="http://htweb.org/cgi-bin/npr/ads.cgi"></script>
somewhere between the <head> and the </head> html tags, and then you must
have
<script language="JavaScript"> banner(); </script>
where you want the banner ad to appear.
We also have an alternative banner ad where the Bible verses is in
Spanish.
To include this banner ad, you must have
<script src="http://htweb.org/cgi-bin/spanish/ads.cgi"></script>
somewhere between the <head> and the </head> html tags, and then you must
have
<script language="JavaScript"> banner(); </script>
where you want the banner ad to appear.