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> I think a lot of people don't want to admit that most of the web is more a waste of time than anything, and given the option, nobody would pay for most it. I
by johnward 11y ago
> I think a lot of people don't want to admit that most of the web is more a waste of time than anything, and given the option, nobody would pay for most it.
I kind of agree with this but yet so much content that I think is worthless still gets massive amounts of traffic. Like those stupid viral facebook lists that make you click through 30 pages, quizzes or whatever the linkbait flavor of the week is. Yet so many of my friends must find some value in them or they wouldn't keep sharing them.
- jlarocco 11y agoBut, like I said, most people wouldn't pay for any of those things. They're "valuable" in that they're amusing and silly and free. Charge anything for them, and they would practically disappear overnight. Even people who don't explicitly block the ads are used to ignoring them at this point. I'd like to see the overlap between people who click through web ads with people who respond to or click through spam email.