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Then maybe ad networks aren't the solution. Maybe it's Flatr or a browser like Brave that automatically pays websites you visit a few cents worth of Bitcoin. Th
by norikki 9y ago
Then maybe ad networks aren't the solution. Maybe it's Flatr or a browser like Brave that automatically pays websites you visit a few cents worth of Bitcoin. The current solution of creepy privacy-violating ad networks must go, and alternatives won't develop organically until there is pressure on publishers to find alternatives.
- JohnTHaller 9y agoFlattr failed and is relaunching as a content-backing site for journalists. Brave requires a whole new browser with no extensions support and no online sync and doesn't support actual fees or payments, it's an optional distributed tip jar. You want to put pressure on publishers? Refuse to visit their site if you don't like the ads.
- jhasse 9y ago> You want to put pressure on publishers? Refuse to visit their site if you don't like the ads. Visiting their site with AdNauseam might put an even bigger pressure on them than not visiting their site at all.