Sajha Visitors from Nepal

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In a constant effort to make sajha available to a broader audience, and in catering to our viewers from Nepal who have a lower bandwidth, starting today, viewers from Nepal will not see image banners in sajha. The image banners in sajha take up a lot of bandwidth when downloading a page that it takes users possibly 10 times the load time than if the banners were not there. Hence, I have made the decision and changes to reflect this. We don't want to turn away visitors and views from Nepal because of bandwidth issues. With this change, I hope sajha will be more accessible to users in Nepal. I look forward to more participation from visitors from the motherland. Best wishes It's going to look like following: Last edited: 14-Jan-09 10:08 AM

san · Jan 14, 2009 9:45 AM · 15,070 views

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Good Work San bro, I wish we could have the same privilege as them, but we are not lucky enoughI know

ritthe · Jan 14, 2009 9:55 AM

don't people use adblock?

_bored · Jan 14, 2009 10:25 AM

This is a very plausible effort, San. Appreciate you doing this. Just a concern. How'd you differentiate Visitors from Nepal? Check on every IP blocks? Or use a GEO-IP locator service available somewhere, which most of the times, isnt upto-date. As a matter of fact, you can talk to the nPIX people in Nepal to actually mirror the website, for even better performances. Just a thought! Congrats for the progressive effort though!

Sleepless · Jan 14, 2009 10:32 AM

San the Man

Himalaya178 · Jan 14, 2009 10:51 AM

k garney san bro..   we are forced to live in this 16 hrs a day load shedding or whatever it is..  12-4, 8-12.. and when the powers's back in, you really can't go online beucause 33% of the NTC ADSL subscribers are online and you can't connect.. but hey, thanks for your effort man.

isolated freak · Jan 14, 2009 11:18 AM

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