And let's keep it that way. Pandering to advertiser's inevitably leads to them having too much say (which they don't deserve), and trying to implement ever mor

And let's keep it that way. Pandering to advertiser's inevitably leads to them having too much say (which they don't deserve), and trying to implement ever more tracking and insidious advertising methods. I for enjoy the fact that Reddit's approach/attitude to advertising seems to be: here's your box-stay in your box, and you'll have these basic tools and you'll fucking like it".