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Maybe your standards have changed, but that's still too much for me. I don't mind guest posts or (mentioned) sponsored content, however I will always use ublock
by degenerate 8y ago
Maybe your standards have changed, but that's still too much for me. I don't mind guest posts or (mentioned) sponsored content, however I will always use ublock to remove ads.
It would be different if the typical ad experience were a related, useful product. But it's always unrelated hot garbage - distracting and annoying at any pixel size.
- reaperducer 8y agothat's still too much for me Reasonable ads don't bother me. I don't long for the day when I can install an ad blocker in my car's windshield so I don't see billboards or the names of car dealerships on the backs of the other cars. Then again, when I drive someplace where there's too many billboards I find it annoying.
- kelnos 8y agoI would absolutely love an ad blocker for my car's windshield (or, since I don't drive much, some sort of AR glasses that block ads). I find advertising unbearable. People's tolerance levels are different. I wouldn't say that your old site, with its two image ads, was "covered with too many ads", but I would still expect an ad blocker to remove them.
- amalcon 8y agoEveryone's different. I'd probably pay as much for that windshield ad blocker as I did for my car.
- mrguyorama 8y agoBillboards are banned in Maine It's beautiful
- OpenBSD-supreme 8y agoThere is no such thing as a reasonable ad. "Reasonable ad" is an oxymoron. A car windshield which can block ads (better: a pair of glasses) would be a gift from the quantum field so sweet bees would want to use it to make honey.