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Yes the ads were always there but that was the most efficient way to get the content/information. That has changed and even with ad blockers, websites are no lo
by Aboutplants 8mo ago
Yes the ads were always there but that was the most efficient way to get the content/information. That has changed and even with ad blockers, websites are no longer the most efficient way to get to that content/infomation. That is what has changed
- hypeatei 8mo agoOkay, I see what point you were trying to make. I misinterpreted your comment as saying LLMs weren't the catalyst but instead the ads were.
- glenstein 8mo agoI also read it that way. I guess the synthesis/charitable interpretation is that the negative ad experience meant it was ripe for disruption should an alternative come along. But it raises a potential counterpoint: are there sites with non-terrible user experiences that are staying stable?
- idiotsecant 8mo agoWikipedia.