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> Deck Network, it's just another advertising network Doesn't seem so to me. I always run Adblock, but after looking around a bit at some DECK-served sites (th
by nollidge 14y ago
> Deck Network, it's just another advertising network
Doesn't seem so to me. I always run Adblock, but after looking around a bit at some DECK-served sites (there's a list on http://decknetwork.net/ http://decknetwork.net/), I might whitelist their ads. They seem unobtrusive and mindfully-designed.
You seem to be saying that advertising networks could never work, but don't back that up with data (which, ironically, is what you're asking unalone for).
> the occasional full page background adverts they run on IMDB
I hate those. They ruin a consistent website experience, and then piss me off when I accidentally click the giant margins. The AV Club does this also - or used to, I don't know, I blocked 'em.
You started off by saying:
> I'd like to propose an alternative.
But never did so. What's the alternative?
- mattmanser 14y agoI'm not saying they're a bad ad network or intrusive. I just mean their ads are functionally exactly the same as everyone elses. Their ethics doesn't make them more effective. I actually meant alternative explanation to the parent's observation that all advertisers seemingly have suddenly all become idiots.