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In reply to tannheuser: Follow that logic, there's no need for images either (if you're in the late 90s), since the majority of the really useful content on the
by cjblomqvist 7y ago
In reply to tannheuser: Follow that logic, there's no need for images either (if you're in the late 90s), since the majority of the really useful content on the web is text... I understand your frustration, but I don't think the solution is to remove functionality from the web.
- tannhaeuser 7y agoThat doesn't follow logically at all since we don't have to choose between the extremes of allowing sites to push ads, or disallow images altogether (your figure of speech is called the fallacy of the excluded middle in classic logic I believe).