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They wish for compensation for their work. Without that compensation, you don't get to see their work. What's wrong with that?
by st3v3r 10y ago
They wish for compensation for their work. Without that compensation, you don't get to see their work. What's wrong with that?
- thaw13579 10y agoMy issue is that even paid subscribers are served an unbearable amount of ads, e.g. videos in-line with the text of the article. I wrote their support to let them know that I'd gladly pay more on a higher tier to avoid ads, and this is their response: "Ad-blocker must be disabled to allow advertisements and to continue to continue to the webiste. Paying for our content is similar to paying for cable or buying a magazine. You pay for those services but they still have advertising. Advertisements help to keep the cost of digital subscriptions extremely low in relation to other newspapers."