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Here's what opening that site without an ad blocker feels like: https://images2.imgbox.com/cc/f9/gX6o2Jfu_o.png https://images2.imgbox.com/cc/f9/gX6o2Jfu_o.png
by azangru 8mo ago
Here's what opening that site without an ad blocker feels like:
https://images2.imgbox.com/cc/f9/gX6o2Jfu_o.png https://images2.imgbox.com/cc/f9/gX6o2Jfu_o.png
Must be very conducive to reading
- trashb 8mo agoThat is both a comical and sad state of affairs. Perhaps you would like the archived page instead if you don't have an adblocker, though I recommend installing one. https://archive.ph/WeRN4 https://archive.ph/WeRN4
- Anonyneko 8mo agoFor some reason these archive.something websites through me into an endless captcha loop on all of my devices. Doesn't happen with any other website.
- nicbou 8mo agoI have had ad blockers for so long that I forgot how the unfiltered web looks like. I don’t know how people do it.
- akoboldfrying 8mo agoI think complaining about ads on a website is reasonable if you're paying to access the website. If one day it becomes possible to host a website for free, it would also be reasonable to complain about ads on it.
- x187463 8mo agoI think it's okay to complain about the design and presentation of the ads even on a free service. It's unreasonable to expect sites not to have some form of monetization of users that are not going to pay for the content, but that monetization should be reasonable and thoughtful. Of course, we can simply avoid that site altogether.
- SllX 8mo agoIt is always fair game to complain about shit web design on sites you others are expected to use or read. The ads presented are part of that.
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