3 ms·
I think the most concerning part of this is hiding it from site owners when they're logged in. This feels like an admission that what you're doing is wrong, an
by thedufer 14y ago
I think the most concerning part of this is hiding it from site owners when they're logged in. This feels like an admission that what you're doing is wrong, and that it needs to be hidden from the people who can turn it off. How did you come to that particular decision?
- mikecane 14y ago>>>I think the most concerning part of this is hiding it from site owners when they're logged in. I use the free WordPress.com. They don't show me the ads they place on my site if I'm logged in.
- e12e 14y agoOT: I find that interesting. I wonder if that actually leads to fewer converversions to paid blogs? I know of a few (political) blogs that I am surprised use the free tier on such services, because the ads seems so out of place -- but maybe the (non-technical, in this case) bloggers don't reflect much over the ads, because they simply don't see them?