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It's unclear why the website would care, since you're clearly not a revenue source for them.
by Zarel 11y ago
It's unclear why the website would care, since you're clearly not a revenue source for them.
- nicolewhite 11y agoI like what OkCupid does. If you have an ad blocker enabled, they explain in the space where an ad would normally be that while OkCupid is free, it runs on ad revenue, with a link to their donation page.
- gk1 11y agoThat's the purpose of this script (as I see it): Detect if an ad blocker is being used, and if so, display some custom message.
- joepie91_ 11y agoIf ads are the entirety of your revenue, then you're probably not running a healthy business to begin with.
- techer 11y agoSaid Google to the Facebook
- rdsnsca 11y agoLOL as if Google would last if they lost all their ad revenue.
- diyorgasms 11y agoI think parent's point was a play on "said the pot to the kettle". Neither business would be healthy if suddenly their ad revenue disappeared.
- monk_e_boy 11y agoEqually the user can't determine whether the site is of any value to them if they leave as soon as they see an advert. Some sites I go to are stores, who are trying to sell me stuff who also have auto playing adverts. Crazy but true.
- macns 11y agoa hit has value no matter what they choose to see.