This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule about advertising no longer exists. Kentucky removed it from the Rules of Professional Conduct, so it does not place any requirements or restrictions on lawyers anymore.
The note explains some history about how Kentucky's court rules have changed names and numbers over the years. Back in 1976, rules that used to be called "Rules of the Court of Appeals" were renamed "Rules of Appellate Procedure." Then in 1978, those rules were renamed again to "Rules of the Supreme Court." This kind of renumbering happens sometimes as courts reorganize their rules, but it does not change any legal rights people have.
If you are looking for current rules on how lawyers can advertise their services, you will need to check other parts of the Rules of Professional Conduct, since this specific rule has been taken out entirely.