Web principles
Web principles
This seems flipped, there’s no way a majority of people like ads.
Maybe it should be Low IQ are people who don’t know what an ad blocker is, and High IQ are people who say ad blocking is unethical.
This seems flipped, there’s no way a majority of people like ads.
Honestly from some of the interactions I’ve had with my peers I didn’t even think of the meme as strange.
Like one time I saw my roommate running Opera GX of all browsers without any adblockers and I asked him “don’t these ads bother you?” and he responded, I shit you not, “no, quite the opposite! they’re really helpful!”. I didn’t say anything because at that moment I was genuinely stunlocked.
i do not need that information
i know, crazy, but humans basically just need food and shelter to live
“newest products and services” is not in the hierarchy of needs
That’s such a weird thing to say. Ads don’t show you things that are good, if they were better products they wouldn’t need to press you over it. I can’t think of a time where I found something cool I didn’t know about through an ad, short of movie trailers that I actively sought out.
For example, a few years back I found out that safety razors shave closer, give me less razor burn, and cost 100x less than cartridge razors. Which one of the two gets ads?
I think you’re just used to the lemmy crowd. Pretty much everyone I casually know has ads when they show me something on youtube. Every time I ask “Why not use an adblocker?” and they reply either “The ads don’t bother me” or “I want to support the content creators”.
Doesn’t make sense to me. I’ll buy some swag or donate to creators I like, but I am not voluntarily watching ads.