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It is possible to have ads that require no js.

• ris 10y ago
  And even if you did require js (for e.g. registering impressions), loading it from the same domain would make a lot more of us ok with it.
  • eli 10y ago
    Sure but that rules out most kinds of ads. Even contracting directly with clients to show their ads, the client is often going to want to run the ads through a third party server so they can easily track all the different campaign they're running and check that the publisher is providing as many impressions as promised. I think basically you'd end up with a lot of sponsored content and "Brought to you by..." type sponsorships interwoven in the site so they cannot easily be blocked.