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Did somebody hit you over the head with a tent-pole, CamperBob? What abuse are you possibly talking about? This story is a tremendous work of journalism, crafte
by kmote00 10y ago
Did somebody hit you over the head with a tent-pole, CamperBob? What abuse are you possibly talking about? This story is a tremendous work of journalism, crafted by an author who really ought to get paid for his work.
Or do you work for free too?
- drdeca 10y agoIf one believes that allowing pop-up ads (in particular, as opposed to ads in general) on one's site to be unethical, then what they said does not seem that unreasonable? I'm not really agreeing with them, but I don't think their viewpoint is absurd. It may be overestimating how harmful pop-up ads are, but , it doesn't seem /that/ unreasonable?
- imglorp 10y agoI'd gladly micropay for everything decent I read. Just don't torment me with malspamvertising. edit - on reflection, it's about the parasitic middlmen as usual. micropayments directly to sites and authors skirts that whole species.
- iand 10y agoDon't you believe that there are degrees of obnoxiousness in advertising? How would you feel if this tremendous work of journalism was only accessible after filling in a 20 page lifestyle questionnaire? Do you think that's ok if it means they are getting paid for their work? Alternatively they could choose less obnoxious advertising that still enables them to earn a living without detracting from the reader's enjoyment.
- gfgjmfgjmgh 10y agoFrom the official guidelines: When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. E.g. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 is 2, not 3."
- CamperBob2 10y agoCue dang to "detach this thread and mark it off topic." Aaaaany minute now. To answer your question: yes, I'm paid for my work, but I don't have to harass my customers to make it happen. Oh, wait. I'm not the customer in this case, am I? I'm the product.