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Seems an odd way of looking at it. The "sponsored content" typically aims to monopolise your attention for 30 seconds of your life. The ad is typically just a b
by notahacker 4y ago
Seems an odd way of looking at it. The "sponsored content" typically aims to monopolise your attention for 30 seconds of your life. The ad is typically just a box a few hundred pixels wide which either sits in a column I'm not actually reading or is easily scrolled past. "Ad blindness" is a thing
It's like I don't get upset by crappy stock photos or navigation bars, but would give up on a website that took 30 seconds to load...