If enough people start thinking like that, we'll probably see a lot more "content marketing" like what BuzzFeed does. Ads that aren't really ads, but content th

If enough people start thinking like that, we'll probably see a lot more "content marketing" like what BuzzFeed does. Ads that aren't really ads, but content that somehow promotes a particular advertiser or message. That doesn't work for everyone though and it has some obvious drawbacks. (Also, I'd argue that making Flash click-to-enable would have a bigger positive impact on load time. But unlike Adblock it might break some sites.)