soo....my McAfee just marked romu with a red x

I have McAfee as my Antivirus software and I also use McAfee site-advisor which lets me know if a website has viruses and such on it before I enter. Well McAfee just decided to say Romu is not a safe site. I know the site is fine but I wonder what happened that they marked it as unsafe. And it always gives me this annoying red box warning whenever I go on romu :-\ Anyone else notice this?

 

dood i think personuser made a topic just like that a couple min ago
edit: spelled his name wrong, thanks toffe, was looking for the link

 

Somebody already noticed it and made a topic about it.

http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=48031.0

 

oh haha thanks

 

It's nothing actually ;D The MacFee Website adviser has spammers spamming reports saying many safe website are unsafe ;D It is real >

 

That's not the case.

http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/romulation.net?premium=false&client_uid=2359651749&client_ver=3.0.1.163&client_type=IEPlugin&suite=true&aff_id=679&locale=en_us&os_ver=6.0.2.0&pip=true

 

based on that, romU links to another ROM site, which links to another site which has issues -.-"

 

RomU itself is safe ;D Try arguing that fact >

 

Apparently a site called bullet chat. Must be one of those chat roulette places.

 

so maybe we should remove the affiliation site? because they have been listed as dangerous by firefox to...

EDIT: musta read the site wrong...if i did, the domain is actually for sale...

 

I would suggest picking up a new anti-virus. Just a personal suggestion due to McAfee being one of the worst anti virus softwares available.

Also, yes, just remove the affiliate. Obviously their site is no good to potential visitors to this site.

 

mcafee sucks. get norton. it sucks bad

 

Norton is way worse, just ask loony & he'll tell you that....

Best AV at the moment are AVG, Avira & NOD32.

 

don't forget ESET smart security 4, it's NOD32 plus tons of extras! 8)

 

Ok good to know. once my McAfee subscription is up i might get one of those

 

*COUGH* WUT!?

I'd go mcafee...or my personal choices, AVG FULL edition or ESET