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But then to circle back on the submission, do sites have any obligation to make it easy (or no harder than it initially was) for you to separate the useful from
by OJFord 3y ago
But then to circle back on the submission, do sites have any obligation to make it easy (or no harder than it initially was) for you to separate the useful from the annoying? No more than you have right (which I agree with) to render it differently to their desire, I'd argue.
- bee_rider 3y agoI don’t think they do have that obligation. But the business model where ads are hosted in some ad network makes it pretty easy to differentiate between the good and bad content. It is a happy coincidence that this is the source of the most annoying ads generally. Of course, business models might change. In that case my preferences probably will too, but I don’t think my reasoning will.