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I don't use an adblocker. IMO, the more people use adblockers, the more ads will appear to keep sites profitable. Do I hate ads? yes. Do I click on ads? no. Do
by pepijndevos 11y ago
I don't use an adblocker. IMO, the more people use adblockers, the more ads will appear to keep sites profitable.
Do I hate ads? yes. Do I click on ads? no. Do I look at ads? hardly.
- gpvos 11y agoI'd love to do the same, but there are so many obnoxious ads with animation and other moving parts. They distract me and make me unable to focus on the actual page content. The only solution that I've found is to block them. Then there's the tracking across websites, which is just creepy and has privacy issues. Then there is the malware. If ads on sites contain no moving parts and are served from the same domain as the page itself, they would start making money from me again.
- oneeyedpigeon 11y agoIf you want to be a martyr and end up with pages stuffed full of obnoxious advertising, just so the rest of us can enjoy a content-heavy, unencumbered experience ... well, thank you. But please don't feel obliged to; the publishers' broken business model is not something you should feel duty-bound to compensate for.