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Let it be fought by them all the time. Useful websites will have an RSS feed. It's a nice filter, IMO.
by gkya 9y ago
Let it be fought by them all the time. Useful websites will have an RSS feed. It's a nice filter, IMO.
- LoSboccacc 9y agothat's kind of an ivory tower argument. "let's people don't have nice thing, we know what's best for them." meanwhile, most normal use don't gives a damn if the site track their behavior and post relevant ads, as long as they get quality content and ads aren't abusive they believe it's a fair bargain.
- acct1771 9y ago"ads aren't abusive" "believe"
- zbentley 9y agoBelieve it or not, some people make high-quality content on the internet with the expectation of compensation. The current state of advertising is ethically and technically questionable in many ways. But the idea of advertising as a revenue model is not.
- Spivak 9y agoEthical advertising is pretty much a unicorn. I don't deny that it's possible but I would struggle to find even a single example of it in the wild.
- gkya 9y agoI guess Deck Network was an example of that. Most of the 5-6 ads I intentionally clicked ever was theirs. There were also similar networks like Carbon.
- gkya 9y agoNo, more like "instead of trying to tame bad actors making compromises, we refrain from them and tell others to do so too".