Let's break down what the the rep from Brave said... I don't think I misinterpreted anything. > Your beautiful drive through Colorado requires quite a bit of m

Let's break down what the the rep from Brave said... I don't think I misinterpreted anything. > Your beautiful drive through Colorado requires quite a bit of maintenance and financial support. Roads cost money. > Somebody has to pay for that. Someone has to pay for the roads. > With Brave, Advertisers can pay for it (without getting hold of your data) by way of users. ... Brave aims to sustain the roads that grant you access to that scenery. Ad's (billboards) can pay for a great browser experience (the roads)... So, therefore I said: Billboards don't pay for roads, taxes do. I get that the analogy isn't 1:1. However, stating that is an easy way to demonstrate that Brave doesn't have a market. Just like I don't need billboards to pay for my roads, I don't need ad's to pay for my browser experience. Firefox is open-source, and adblock exists. Come off it.