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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2023
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I partially agree with you, but hosting and serving video is expensive on that scale. The cost of that has to be covered somehow, and for those who don't pay directly ads are generally the only way currently available. And companies don't want their ads associated with some kinds of content, which makes perfect sense. Would you like it if your name was associated with pornographic depictions of carebears?
Video is a massive amount of data just compared to images, not to mention plain text.
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I've literally gotten multiple ads for a local museum I support while browsing furry vore hentai. It clearly isn't that bad for businesses to advertise in front of content, because guess what, the people who browse that content probably don't consider it an issue.