# searches originating from countries other than those in the Territory;
# "blind links" (i.e., where users do not know where they will be performing a search);
# misleading links in which a user is persuaded to perform a search in order to obtain some other benefit;
# searches from or after 404 or other error messages;
# "exit traffic" (i.e., when the user is presented with search functionality or required to perform a search prior to exiting a Web page);
# searches required of the user in order for the user to do another function, such as leaving a Web page or closing a pop-up window;
# searches performed upon a user hitting the back button or any other elements of the browser;
# searches in pop up windows;
# searches from users who were on adult sites, unless such users actively typed in the URL for the Publisher Offering at issue, all as approved by Yahoo;
# searches originating from countries other than the United States, Canada or other countries as may be approved by Yahoo in writing;
# searches from banner or other advertisements (other than any Banner Advertisements that may be provided under Rider C, if applicable);
# searches from or within an email, unless specifically approved in writing by Yahoo and provided by Yahoo;
# the display, syndication, sublicense or delivery of Yahoo Links or Yahoo Content to any Web site or application or anywhere else other than the Existing Publisher Web Sites, or if applicable, any Publisher's Software Application to which this agreement applies;
# modify or otherwise alter in any way a Paid Placement Search Query or Web Search Query manually entered in a Search Box; or
# the display of content (including but not limited to, pop-up, windows or expanding banners) or permission to display content that may block any portion of a view of the Yahoo links or the Yahoo content.
