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Ask HN: Mods: block posts of websites that have heavy/annoying ads

5 pointsby creckerover 3 years ago

3 comments

MattGaiserover 3 years ago
No. If you don&#x27;t like ads use an Adblocker.<p>Let&#x27;s not throw away interesting content because it shares space with ads.
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fivelessminutesover 3 years ago
You should use a dns blackhole (pihole type approach) as well as browser privacy extensions anyway.<p>Techcrunch has a redirect to guce.advertising.com, which is blackholed... so I can&#x27;t read their content directly whether it&#x27;s on hn or not. If I specifically want to read it, archive.is has it without ads. That means they get punished either way by losing hits, which is the only pressure they care about.
creckerover 3 years ago
I do not know how to better phrase the title. If anyone has a suggestion, please let me know and I&#x27;ll try to edit.<p>My proposal is that Hacker News mods should block any posts that involves any websites with heavy and annoying ads. HN represents for the average &quot;marketing&quot; person a good source for spamming some nice articles but with annoying ads.