> Now instead of publishers losing revenue to AdBlock, it's advertisers. But if one simple trick thinks that I'm going to click on their ad, they're simply mak

> Now instead of publishers losing revenue to AdBlock, it's advertisers. But if one simple trick thinks that I'm going to click on their ad, they're simply making a bad bet on me. The problem is striking a balance between ads that are appropriate to a site (based more on site demographics) versus ads that spy on your browsing habits whilst within their ad network fence. I don't mind an ad for adafruit on a diy electronic site. I do mind a dvor knife ad following me around to every. goddamned. site. I. visit.