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The ad-blocker-blockers are annoying, and my usual response is to just go elsewhere. I'm not turning on advertising for anyone. That being said, I'd happily p
by efaref 11y ago
The ad-blocker-blockers are annoying, and my usual response is to just go elsewhere. I'm not turning on advertising for anyone.
That being said, I'd happily pay a small ($5-10/mo) subscription if it enabled all (or a large number of) these sites again. Alledgedly my eyeballs are work millicents to advertisers: I'd like to buy all the advertising space I'm being shown at that price.
I don't think an adblock company could do it, as it would be too much like a protection racket, but surely someone could set up a subscription-based service for "ad-free content", where sites that took part got a slice of your flat subscription fee. A bit like microtransactions, except not microtransactions.