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I think for me it's mostly about not being in control over the content I choose to view. I'm the kind of person who want involuntary ads to disappear entirely
by CapsAdmin 9y ago
I think for me it's mostly about not being in control over the content I choose to view.
I'm the kind of person who want involuntary ads to disappear entirely (so basically all ads on the internet). But at the same time I don't mind reading about new products, services, cheap offers etc as long as I can control when.
I look at ads in real life in grocery stores. Here in Norway (and I would assume elsewhere but I don't know what it's called) we have a wall at the entrance where people can put up things. It's usually missing cats, piano lessons, local cleaning services, etc. It's there at the entrance but you have to get close to read anything.
Maybe instead of ads disappearing entirely I just wish they were put in one place.
- self_awareness 9y agoMy thoughts exactly. If put in one place, maybe they would start competing for attention by increasing their quality. Because today's ads are at their lowest quality possible.