> One is that ad blockers will evolve to valving systems for accepting advertising’s wheat while rejecting its chaff. Probably so. But at the moment, all we ha

> One is that ad blockers will evolve to valving systems for accepting advertising’s wheat while rejecting its chaff. Probably so. But at the moment, all we have is some ad blockers accepting money from advertisers for whitelisting their ads. This is such an obvious conflict of interest that I'm sort of shocked it even happens. I wonder if it would be workable to have some sort of centralized, disinterested group to make those determinations of wheat/chaff... instead of leaving it to the venal whims of individual blockers.