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Seemingly. It doesn't hurt their SEO (like ajaxing in the content would) and "forces" people to turn off blockers. Or clear out. This sort of dickery just mea
by oliwarner 8y ago
Seemingly. It doesn't hurt their SEO (like ajaxing in the content would) and "forces" people to turn off blockers. Or clear out.
This sort of dickery just means we'll see a rise in NoScript users, or that functionality becoming baked in.
- Hendrikto 8y agoWay too many advertising strategies are dangerously short sighted. That‘s what led to the proliferation of ad blockers in the first place.