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> I mean, people on HN will argue that it's wrong to block ads I've never seen this attitude here. Not once. Do you have any examples?
by hellfish 4y ago
> I mean, people on HN will argue that it's wrong to block ads
I've never seen this attitude here. Not once. Do you have any examples?
- BLKNSLVR 4y agoNot that I can find in any hurry, and it's also worth my mentioning that occurrences are decreasing, and I'm not sure if that's because there are fewer people legitimately taking the ad-defensive stance, or whether there's a 'chilling effect' caused by (in my opinion) the increasing volume (in both definitions of the word) of arguments against ads. My memory also tells me that most of the pro-ad stances on HN have been cagey; justification within a certain set of privacy-respecting or customer-service-improvement ideals.