I totally understand the need for Wetpaint to rake in the revenue from Google Adsense --

I was wondering if there was a way to restrict adds from being displayed on my Wiki much like Adsense allows you to do?

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I encourage you to check out the Using Wetpaint Site. You can find the answer to your question (and many more!) by visiting the following link:

http://wetpaintcentral.wetpaint.com/page/Using+Wetpaint+Sites

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Again: Wetpaint sites are search-friendly and can be recognized by search engines, but it takes time for sites to mature to the point where they will show up in search engine results. Our product development team is always working on ways to optimize Wetpaint sites for better search engine pickup, but there are also steps you can take as you build and organize your site.

Please visit the Wetpaint Search Engine Optimization Guide (http://moderatorlounge.wetpaint.com/page/Search+Engine+Optimization) for top tips on getting your site noticed.

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Termination of a site or account would happen in the case that Terms of Service or other policies were violated.

At this time, there is no limit to the amount of information you may add to your Wetpaint site.

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Wetpaint places ads on the page which are contextually relevant to the content of the page. These ads offset the costs of running the Wetpaint servers. We do not at this time support revenue-sharing ad programs for freely hosted sites in the Wetpaint network.

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Hi!

To add a YouTube™ or Google video to a page, just click on the "EasyEdit" button and the toolbar will appear.

Place your cursor where you'd like to display your video, and click on the "Add Video" button in the toolbar. The "Add Video" dialog box will appear.

Paste in the URL or the “Embed” code from the YouTube or Google video page into the open text field and click “Add Video.” After you've added your video an “Edit Video” dialog will appear. For more information on uploading videos to YouTube visit their help center.

You can change the size of your video by using the (-) or (+) options. You can also change where your video appears in relationship to the copy on the page by using the layout icons. When you're satisfied with the size and layout of your video image, click on the "Done" button in the toolbar.

NOTE: While editing the page you will only see a representative image of your video. You cannot view a video while editing a page. Your video will be viewable once you save the page.

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If you no longer want to use your Wetpaint site, just leave it be. After a significant period of inactivity, Wetpaint will delete the site. We'll only delete the site after getting confirmation from the site creator that they no longer want to use the site.

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At the current time, you cannot upload music to your Wetpaint site. Your best bet is to link to sites that feature your favorite music. As a side note, you can upload YouTube videos to your Wetpaint site now. Click the EasyEdit button and then press the Video icon. All you need to do is paste in the YouTube video URL and your site will have video.

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