FeelGood Programme? opinions required

[quelephant]

i've just had a thought! Criticise me severely if it's a silly idea!
A FeelGood Programme where webmasters such as yourselves would promote wellness through your sites on Google Adsense type feeds. Just simple little feelGood messages to uplift your visitors while they view your site!

Messages could be:
Make Love not war!
Be kind to your fellow brother
Always help those in need!
Smile whilst you work!

these are just from the top of my head.

like i said, it may be a silly idea, but i'm sure i've read somewhere that psycologists state that even if people don't consciously read these notices, the subconscious does and will eventually apply it to your mindstate and make you feel better....allowing for visitors to return to your site for that feelgood feeling everytime!!! ....... and if it's plastered all over the net, everybody would feel great, not make war, commit crime and finally, peace on earth!!!! (only joking!)

I'm sure this may appeal to some, but to the masses! can it be profitable? (as an entrepreneur, i have to ask this ofcourse!)

what d'yu think?

what if we all worked together on this and actually put this on our sites now! are you prepared to do it?

[akula]

consider your self critisised ;-)

corporate social responsibility is not on my to-do list

good point for discussion though

i just wrote a paper on this: http://daniel.hotblog.com.au/images/CSR.doc

....not that anyone would think it's interesting ;-(

Discuss in no more than 400-500 words (inclusive of all notes, references and bibliography) the extent to which organisational decision-makers (i.e., directors and managers of companies) should have regard for the interests of stakeholders other than shareholders including the broader community.

[F360]

corporate social responsibility is not on my to-do list

...but it is on many others. Maybe if site owners could customize the font/size/colour some webmasters would pic it up.

Edit: Is your namespelt wrong on that assignment....or is that the Russian way or something?