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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ People are out of work and profits are down, but Silicon Valley still can't resist a good April Fool's gag.
Here's a run-down of some of the more creative jokes pulled on unsuspecting Web surfers and other folk Monday:
Craigslist: The popular San Francisco-based online community listings board, which has operated ad-free since its mid-1990s inception, shocked at least a few loyalists when the home page announced the site would begin selling banner ads.
"Craigslist represents virgin territory for banner ad placement," the site explained. Even a price list and "banner ad form" was included.
Not everyone got the spoof. One apparently upset user declared: ...