Partner or vendor pixels in floodlights - prohibited

While floodlight pixels have the capability to house other pixels, 

Placing pixels within floodlights is expressly prohibited at Crossmedia.

For security and transparency's sake, we want the client to have control and visibility to all pixels that are placed on their website.  The AdOps team will not 'nest' or 'backpack' any supplier, publisher or partner pixels within floodlights.

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