>Words have semantic range, and this is no less true for "replace" than for any other word. I agree. Although I'm sure it's clear that I believe "replace" is s

>Words have semantic range, and this is no less true for "replace" than for any other word. I agree. Although I'm sure it's clear that I believe "replace" is semantically compatible with "remove advertisements from X, instead serving ads from Y in a different location". >perhaps the author meant only "Brave blocks Google's ads, and has created its own advertising model in its place." This was my interpretation. >Brave Ads replaces Google Ads. I guess we both agree that "replace" is within the semantic range. Which is why "We never replace ads." didn't sit well. For what it is worth, I'm neither for nor against Brave. Just surprised about how vigorous Brave employees are being in the thread. >Google's model is quite the opposite Don't worry, I'm not on the Google train either.