This is what I get if I block `ampproject.org` (which -- given its purpose -- is meant to become ubiquitous): A blank page.[1] In reality, the speed gain (whic

This is what I get if I block `ampproject.org` (which -- given its purpose -- is meant to become ubiquitous): A blank page.[1] In reality, the speed gain (which is the advertised benefit of AMP) is just a matter of avoiding to pull all the optional 3rd parties. For example, a non-AMP random article from the same site[2], the page loads quite fast when I block all 3rd-party scripts/frames, except those from `vox-cdn.com` and `voxmedia.com`. The page renders fine -- with the virtuous "side effect" that 18 more 3rd-party are not logging network requests from my IP in their server logs (in this specific case).[3] [1] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/585534/10397383/6c93aeae-6e75-11e5-918e-39a587ecb888.png https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/585534/10397383/6... [2] http://www.theverge.com/2015/10/9/9486505/california-calecpa-electronic-surveillance-warrant-law http://www.theverge.com/2015/10/9/9486505/california-calecpa... [3] The total number of 3rd-party in this specific case climb to at least 48 without a blocker.