>a problem called "inelastic demand" Inelastic demand means that the demand for a product is insensitive to price changes (ie a steep demand curve). No idea h

>a problem called "inelastic demand" Inelastic demand means that the demand for a product is insensitive to price changes (ie a steep demand curve). No idea how that relates to what you're talking about. >And I must say that I consider people attributing moral values or rights to their usage of ad-blockers to be hypocrites. That's ironic. Here's the deal: Anything that is open to me publicly through my browser is fair game. You don't get to control what I do over here as soon as that data enters my house. In the same way I watch TV, then get up and go to the bathroom, or read, or get food, when commercials come on. The cable companies don't get to tell me, "Hey, you have to WATCH the commercials." If you are producing content and want to make money, take what you can get through ad support, or offer a subscription. If your content is worth it, people will buy it. Period. I have no sympathy for people who feel they have some sort of right to make money from website visits.