> The former two are mostly above board, with some occasional exceptions I'd say the exceptions are where the corporate interests align with moral ones. It's a

> The former two are mostly above board, with some occasional exceptions I'd say the exceptions are where the corporate interests align with moral ones. It's a pity we now view traditional ad providers and ad "injectors" as separate entities with clearly distinct morals—both are still preying on people who probably don't realize they're clicking on ads at all. Google and facebook simply do the footwork on user experience to not alienate the people who do realize a) what a bullshit experience online ads are and b) that they are perfectly able to block them. I'd prefer the perks over a false sense of integrity in my business. Not that one would have to choose in this case.