I disagree because the <amp-ad> tag [1] supports many non-Google ad networks. It doesn't force you to use Google's services at all. It seems to me that they us

I disagree because the <amp-ad> tag [1] supports many non-Google ad networks. It doesn't force you to use Google's services at all. It seems to me that they used this particular approach because best practices are a lot easier to ignore or misinterpret than AMP's "your page will literally break if you try funny stuff". It's why something like TeX was invented rather than releasing a "best practices" package for making Word documents. [1] https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/extended/amp-ad.html https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/extended/amp-ad.ht...