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Do you use adblock? Why? Why not?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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It is the one universal truth. Viewers do not want ads.
Why then should I care about a content creator who doesn't care about their viewers?
If you have built your business model on giving people what they don't want, AND have the audacity to insist that people make it easier for you to give them what they don't want, then you can fuck right off.
No. I do not care about creators who rely on ads. You'll take my Ublock Origin from my cold, dead hands.