If we got to the point that we need ad blockers to navigate the internet peacefully without interruption, I’m sorry to say but it is the publishers’ fault. They

If we got to the point that we need ad blockers to navigate the internet peacefully without interruption, I’m sorry to say but it is the publishers’ fault. They had a right and they abused it. Maybe now they will put a little more UX consideration before they plaster ads everywhere in your face. I personally tend to avoid the buzzfeeds, the CNNs and a lot of other sources of all crappy journalism for lack for better words. This is the only weapon we have as consumers to help us fight back or voice our choice. Customer is always king and always will be. Produce something that works for me and I’ll buy it. But if I make it to your restaurant and while I’m eating you are having a round of people sit across from me and speed pitch me while using sometimes unacceptable methods… then don’t be surprised if I fight back. One, ad fine. two ads, fine. A gazillion ads… what am I here for again?