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So lets imagine somehow beyond all odds this doesn't result in escalation and actually has the effect you describe; How does AdNuseum detect the good from the

So lets imagine somehow beyond all odds this doesn't result in escalation and actually has the effect you describe; How does AdNuseum detect the good from the bad? How does a "good" advertiser submit themselves to some kind of whitelist? How does AdNuseum verify the advertisers claims?

TeMPOraL 10y ago
> How does AdNuseum detect the good from the bad? It doesn't. Or it gets evolved until it does, but there's no incentive to do that while there are very little "good" ads. > How does a "good" advertiser submit themselves to some kind of whitelist? They don't, that's the point. As AdNauseam currently works, there are no good advertisers, and for now it's a good enough heuristic. Any ad with an active component is a legitimate target. > How does AdNuseum verify the advertisers claims? It doesn't. It does not care.
rdw 10y ago
AdBlock Plus is already doing this: https://adblockplus.org/acceptable-ads https://adblockplus.org/acceptable-ads It might just lead to escalation, it has so far. The point is there is a plausible way forward. It's the story of countless industries, just because it hasn't happened yet for this one doesn't mean it won't ever.