It's a slippery slope and an arms race that doesn't end well for the advertiser. By using AdBlock, the user has expressed a definite preference not to see adve

It's a slippery slope and an arms race that doesn't end well for the advertiser. By using AdBlock, the user has expressed a definite preference not to see adverts. If you manage to get your advert past that, what have you gained? You've associated your content with scummy practices and given a member of the public a negative impression of whatever it is you're advertising. Of course, it's possible that you just don't care, but fundamentally what you're proposing is a technical solution to a human problem, and we all know how well they end up working.