Blog post complaining about news sites using clickbait headlines uses clickbait headline to attract views. > I could write up an entire essay about all the sha

Blog post complaining about news sites using clickbait headlines uses clickbait headline to attract views. > I could write up an entire essay about all the shady practices that most news sites are guilty of, but here are just a few top level issues: Proceeds with a random list of complaints you could apply to most sites in general. > using archaic ads I don't know about you, but archaic ads didn't track me, use up many resources, and were just fine. > Partner with brands to create sponsored articles (without ruining the user experience of course) Article writer then offers a suggestion that has been tried in the past, and something people frequently complain about news companies doing. > Place a larger emphasis on user donations or promotions Promotions? What are "promotions?" Promoting a product? You want news agencies to place a larger emphasis on advertising? And all three suggestions literally fly in the face of: > Disabling the user from reading if ad-block is present All these things are "advertising" so the user would be blocked from reading. > News outlets should not be spamming their main revenue supply (the users) or misleading people with false information. Like you did? Your headline is as much a lie as many of the headlines you seem to hate on news sites.