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The problem is that it's too much hassle for people with ad blockers to white list the good guys...and there's very little incentive to do so (you feel better b
by kriro 10y ago
The problem is that it's too much hassle for people with ad blockers to white list the good guys...and there's very little incentive to do so (you feel better by supporting someone for their work which isn't really actionable).
Additionally it's sensible to run an ad blocker by default because of all the crap that's out there so the "good guys" suffer from the bad practices of all the "bad guys".