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Google To Allow Double Serving Ads.
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this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2025
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Just because you don’t know any artists doesn’t make you cool for ripping them off.
I am not following which artists I am ripping off.
Vast majority of "content" is owned by mega corporations
How am I "hurting" the "artist"?
They already got paid and mega corp owns the IP. You are not making sense here from property law perspective.
If anyone is getting hurt it is the content owner ie perosn who hold the title to property. I am literally do my thing to ensure that corpo never gets paid for this content.
The website owner who pays to keep their site up with ads and write stuff on their site. I read a lot of stuff on small sites so I feel a little bad, but I'm not wasting bandwidth to let them play video ads on a static site.
There is like one website like that I use. I throw them 10 bucks per year.
Blocking ads does not it stop anyone from paying for content
But fair point there ARE still these small sites around