>> Will Gruber still be so supportive of content blockers then? And where's the line? Who decides what the right types of ads are? From your linked article, it

>> Will Gruber still be so supportive of content blockers then? And where's the line? Who decides what the right types of ads are? From your linked article, it appears that Gruber's already not supportive of content blockers that block the Deck by default: "I think if your Safari Content Blocker blocks The Deck by default, it’s wrong. I dare you to defend it." https://twitter.com/gruber/status/644409410048106496 https://twitter.com/gruber/status/644409410048106496 I get that there are bad ads and good ads, but in the grand scheme of things, they're all still ads. Do people who skip through commercials on a PVR'ed TV show care if one or two of the ads are worth watching? I'd argue that in most cases, the answer is "no". So this all reminds me of the famous line from Animal Farm - "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others".