#Meme #Humour

[marc_eu@veganism.social]

@zenrenji @cmconseils
Nope. They have full rights to do that.

Do you run a website maintained by paid workers and/or high hosting costs? If yes, how do you pay the costs? Pay wall or ads?

I personally never block ads; only certain trackers. If I think the website has too much (obstructive) ads, then probably has not very good content and I'll never visit it again.

#fairuse

[zenrenji@kafeneio.social]

@marc_eu @cmconseils what's your argument that i should be bombarded with sex ads because i want to see some text you uploaded? ads by design is a bad thing they that the right doesn't mean the have to enshitify the internet

[marc_eu@veganism.social]

@zenrenji @cmconseils
Have you read my last paragraph?

I've never experienced getting on a website showing porn ads unless I was looking for porn (...).

My experience is that websites with high-quality content almost never contain too many advertisements.

[zenrenji@kafeneio.social]

@marc_eu @cmconseils well there is no such thing as a good advertisement you are just used to it

[marc_eu@veganism.social]

@zenrenji @cmconseils
Sigh.

Forget it. Have a nice day.

[zenrenji@kafeneio.social]

@marc_eu @cmconseils enjoy your capitalist ads have a nice day

[linuxuser@mastodon.de]

@cmconseils "I have a gun, a shovel, and a very large, dark basement"...

[archivescribe@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils Finally, a dad with standards.

[jo@infosec.exchange]

@marc_eu @zenrenji maybe if advertisers weren't greedy and constantly making ads worse, they wouldn't be blocked. they couldn't just be static images. they had to use flash, they had to track you, and they had to consume more resources than the actual page.

also ad networks suck at keeping bad actors from buying ads. so blocking them is reasonable for security alone.

[0x10f@tech.lgbt]

@cmconseils This cartoon is a strange mix of anticapitalist and patriarchal values.