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> (If you can't see the infographic above check your ad blocking software hasn't mistakenly blocked it.) uBlock Origin did indeed block it. Could someone expl
by jessriedel 10y ago
> (If you can't see the infographic above check your ad blocking software hasn't mistakenly blocked it.)
uBlock Origin did indeed block it. Could someone explain this website would continue to use a layout that they knew was being blocked by major ad blockers?
- herge 10y agoYou are asking this about a site called adlove?
- maxerickson 10y agoTo encourage people to turn the blocker off. The ones that leave instead probably aren't worth a lot of revenue anyway.
- blahi 10y agoYou would be surprised how many people click on ads but say they don't. They just filter out that information and forget.
- maxerickson 10y agoYou would be surprised can always be removed to improve a comment. Given the audience here, it's going to be wrong often enough. I think I wouldn't be particularly taken aback by the numbers that you allude to but fail to provide, I've watched people try to use software before.
- askmike 10y agoUsing public wifi I get: > This website is blocked by your network operator. [..] Category: Adult and Pornography
- smarx007 10y agoWell, the rule that triggered the blocking is a bit stupid, I must say: Static filter /advertising-$domain=~abramarketing.com|~advertising-direct.com|~outbrain.com|~yellowimages.com found in So the image http://ideas.adlove.com/assets/images/advertising-strategies-infographic.png http://ideas.adlove.com/assets/images/advertising-strategies... matched the pattern "/advertising-".