> It's not expecting to be able to turn it into a business, or a popular app, that wouldn't quickly be shut down. That's just common sense. Can you even imagin

> It's not expecting to be able to turn it into a business, or a popular app, that wouldn't quickly be shut down. That's just common sense. Can you even imagine the reaction if the uBlock Origin folks attempted to make the case that Youtube updating their site to prevent ad blockers from working was some sort of nefarious violation of "the hacker spirit"?