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The Brewing Battle Over Adblock

3 点作者 zacksinclair大约 10 年前

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MichaelCrawford大约 10 年前
I don&#x27;t object to advertising per se. There are many good reasons for advertising. Without advertising, how would I know what to purchase?<p>I have two gripes:<p>One is tracking. Most ads are served by a central server, Google AdSense for example. If I didn&#x27;t block AdSense, then the AdSense server would know about all the websites I visit.<p>If all those exact same ads were served by the same servers that served the websites they appeared on, AND if my visits to those sites weren&#x27;t reported back to Google, I&#x27;d be completely cool with it.<p>More recently my gripe is obtrusive ads. I&#x27;m cool with a banner on tops or bottom or on the side, but quite commonly I&#x27;ll try to read an article, but then before I can do so I get a popup that either solicits a facebook like, or my email for their newsletter.<p>If I haven&#x27;t even read the article yet, how can I know I like it? I might be cool to give you email, I might even enjoy your newsletter but to make a rational decision I need to read your article FIRST.<p>Finally, the last few years I have been experiencing brain seizures. It&#x27;s not epilepsy but my own experience of them is somewhat like epilepsy. I don&#x27;t really know but speculate that the world wide web is causing my seizures.<p>It is for the specific reason that I want to eliminate my seizures that I installed noscript recently.
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zacksinclair大约 10 年前
Yesterday&#x27;s morality of ad block thread generated hundreds of comments arguing every direction of the ad block debate.<p>I wrote this piece to cover the current reality - there is no discussion of the morality - and to acknowledge that our team is focusing on helping to create an ad-free business model for content creators, by giving users the ad blocker they want.<p>I&#x27;m looking for feedback. Why is this a bad idea? Why is it a good idea?