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>I agree with you aesthetically, though if the ad was placed by the owner of the space I wouldn't go as far as to commit vandalism. (If it was placed by a membe

>I agree with you aesthetically, though if the ad was placed by the owner of the space I wouldn't go as far as to commit vandalism. (If it was placed by a member of the public without consent of the owner I'd agree with taking it down I get what you're saying, but I'm sort of beyond this now. The invasion of personal space has reached a point where I'm prepared to fight dirty, too. Here's a novel idea: advertisers might put a modicum of care into selecting the time, place, and manner in which to present products to the world.

dheera 3y ago
> Here's a novel idea: advertisers might put a modicum of care into selecting the time, place, and manner in which to present products to the world. Yeah I totally agree. Bombarding peoples' senses isn't even effective advertising, IMO. They can do better. Here's another novel idea: How about make products actually good, and let third parties review them? Most of the time I choose products based on reviews, not ads. If I'm in the market for something I probably will watch reviews about the various choices.