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I would guess they have a huge problem with ad blocking

• margorczynski 4y ago
  Especially that places like Reddit attract more "tech-savvy" people who have a high amount of ad block users. Naive web ads on places like that or e.g. Ars Technica is tricky most probably.
  • hbn 4y ago
    I think that was the case a few years back, but these days a lot of casual users are accessing it through the official app and getting served tons of ads. It was a weird moment seeing a reddit comment where someone referred to the site as "this app." Made me feel old.
• polski-g 4y ago
  They need to make the ads and relevant HTML look identical to "real" posts so adblocking doesn't work
  • brookst 4y ago
    This devaluing content to humans, thus breaking what makes the site good.