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You didn't answer the question: Do you offer legally enforceable indemnity against people getting malware from ads you serve? If not, then you can't really tell
by davidgerard 9y ago
You didn't answer the question: Do you offer legally enforceable indemnity against people getting malware from ads you serve? If not, then you can't really tell them not to block the ads.
- jedberg 9y agoI don't work for reddit anymore, so I don't offer anything. But no, I don't think reddit offers that, as no site does. That's a perfectly fine excuse to run adblock, but my original thesis was that people say, "If you let me remove ads I'll pay" and those people are being disingenuous when they don't pay. It still doesn't justify the topic at hand, which is a program that attacks the ad networks and defrauds the advertisers.
- wu_tang_chris 9y agoNo. The topic at hand is whether or not I'm allowed to run the program on my computer. And regardless of what argument you or any other business man 2.0 can proffer, I am. Because it's my computer.
- grzm 9y agoAs I understand it, the issue is whether you can run AdNauseam on Pale Moon on your computer. Are there other browsers that allow you to use AdNauseam?
- wu_tang_chris 9y agoYes. Thanks to this HN post, I just started using it on Chrome.
- jhasse 9y agoFirefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/adnauseam/ https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/adnauseam/