Back in the 80s I used to read Texas Monthly magazine. It had a lot of good writing (still does). But I had to quit when they started putting the table of cont

Back in the 80s I used to read Texas Monthly magazine. It had a lot of good writing (still does). But I had to quit when they started putting the table of contents after 30 pages of ads. Worse, every issue contained 2 or 3 scratch-and-sniff perfume samples that made the magazine reek like a bordello. We're kind of at that stage with the web now. There's no perfume (yet) but there are auto-play videos. (Thank you Mozilla for fixing these.)