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I mostly agree with you but I do blame the webmasters. Every piece of third party content reduces the quality of the experience, even assuming it works 100% co
by ronaldx 13y ago
I mostly agree with you but I do blame the webmasters.
Every piece of third party content reduces the quality of the experience, even assuming it works 100% correctly. I have never visited a site to check out its third party content; it's rare that third party content has remotely enhanced my experience.
Including third party content which tracks people across the web without any concept of consent (here I am referring to Disqus) is unethical.
- sdoering 13y agoSome third party content is fine by me. But why this tracking insanity? If someone talks about some great tutorial on YouTube, I love it, if they embed the video. OK, I would certainly block it non the less, but I could jump to the vid if I wanted. If they wanted statistics, they could use some OpenSource tools like Piwik.