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Ok from all this what emerges is: ADs blocking extensions may destroy one of the few viable business models not only for web services, blogs, ..., but for this
by antirez 18y ago
Ok from all this what emerges is: ADs blocking extensions may destroy one of the few viable business models not only for web services, blogs, ..., but for this kind of software too. This is not very smart.
When you see a web page is a mix, in different ratios, of content and ads: too much ads for you? Switch to another, more balanced resource. The web is full of content after all. If the content of a specific web site is particularly good either accept the ads or accept to pay for an ads-free site (if it is possible) or go away.
- sayrer 18y agoThis is a smart response. Some addons have millions of users. That's a lot of users, and there should be a better way to get some compensation.