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More and more sites don't work with ad blockers. I like this. It means I will visit fewer sites that advertise. Over time the number of sites will dwindle. Even
by throwawaaarrgh 3y ago
More and more sites don't work with ad blockers. I like this. It means I will visit fewer sites that advertise. Over time the number of sites will dwindle. Eventually there will be a few community funded open sites, and a few paid sites that focus on providing valuable content for their subscribers. The result is better quality and less noise. And far less incentive to advertise on the web.
Let the death of ads begin!
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- zeroonetwothree 3y agoThis seems unrealistic.
- matheusmoreira 3y agoCompletely agree. I'd really enjoy it if the web went back to its roots. Driving their advertising ROI to zero will fix the web.