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nattsuhon What, turning off Javascript to get a 1994 web? The problem isn't that they want a 1994 web, they want a modern one. That costs.Permalink On twitter.com
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nattsuhon They want a free independent media, that costs. They want innovation on the net, that costs. They want social media, that costs.Permalink On twitter.com
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nattsuhon I don't think it is crazy to assume that 99% of ad blocker users want to use the web tools they are blocking ads on...On twitter.com
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nattsuhon ... otherwise why be on there to begin with? If that's the case than there has to be some other way to keep them running...Permalink On twitter.com
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nattsuhon ... and since they are part of the ecosystem as users or providers of used software (ad blockers) they have vested interest in itPermalink On twitter.com
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nattsuhon If you play in the sandbox, you need sand to play in. Someone has to bring sand. An empty box is an entirely different thing.Permalink On twitter.com
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nattsuhon To say that ad blockers' users don't want the websites on which they block ads is on-its-face ludicrous.Permalink On twitter.com
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nattsuhon I'm asking if you want to block ads & use the websites they exist on, how would you rather assure they stay funded? Not a crazy QPermalink On twitter.com
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