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It is also an ad for Request Metrics it seems. First thought my blockers let the ad through, then noticed the beaver in the other screenshot (reading from mobil
by rapnie 6y ago
It is also an ad for Request Metrics it seems. First thought my blockers let the ad through, then noticed the beaver in the other screenshot (reading from mobile now, so cannot view source). I've become so used to never see an ad that the animated ad image was a real surprise to see.
- capableweb 6y agoIt's not immediately noticeable that it really is an ad for Request Metrics, but looking at their Twitter page makes it painfully obvious that it's a sponsored post: https://twitter.com/requestmetrics/status/1321444529015300100 https://twitter.com/requestmetrics/status/132144452901530010... Edit: actually, seems the author of this post also works for/owns trackjs.com, who owns requestmetrics. Sad to see David Walsh' blog this way, of hidden sponsored posts. Really wish people could stick to ad-free principles better these days.
- rozab 6y agoHow exactly did this get on the front page? The webpage itself is a mess and the article contains nothing of any substance whatsoever.