i wouldn’t mind sacrificing the first post on my home feed as a dedicated advertising spot (clearly marked), if it helps keep things running.
this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2023
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If it does not track you. Eg a normal jpeg image as an ad. It can't track you(but you may not be able to block it
I don't mind ads as long as they're not following me around. Show me ads based on the community that I'm browsing or something if you want better targeting
none, unless airline ads but way prefer no ads
I would block that instance.
If you want to market, buy physical billboard space.
If a website needs ads to thrive, it needs ads to thrive. I don't look forward to playing the role of both the beggar and the chooser. As I explain here, under the exact circumstances of today, I'm not afraid to say I'm judgy when someone mentions adblock usage.
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