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I prefer to allow sites to monetise their visits within reason. If they go insane like Forbes then I just avoid them.
by muyuu 13y ago
I prefer to allow sites to monetise their visits within reason. If they go insane like Forbes then I just avoid them.
- aw3c2 13y agoYou can do that easily with any decent adblocker. You could disable it for all sites but Forbes if you like. Right now, you are just leeching other people's time.
- muyuu 13y agoThanks for the modbombing :-) I'm not leeching other people's time more than any other comment. If you're not interested proceed with the next post.
- Dylan16807 13y agoComments with insights to the article, that don't ask people for favors, are not leeches. Your comment was a leech.
- muyuu 13y agoRefer to GP for instructions. You just wasted my time with your pointless comment. Well you didn't, I could have chosen to ignore it.
- Helianthus 13y agoIn general I find it wiser to realize that we only give other people our time; they never take it. It is very hard to take someone's time without their permission. Now give me back the time I spent responding to you.
- rimantas 13y agoI prefer to save advertisers money by blocking ads which I am not clikcing anyway. Truth to be told, I did not bother to install ad blocker, but would feel no guilt if I did, for the reason above.