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>>yuvada+(OP)
I am curious. I have a question for all of the people who are in favor of AdNauseum.

How would you react if a website provider was able to detect that you were using AdNauseum, and they blocked your access to their website?

Edit: Expand the question to include other adblockers, not just AdNauseum.

>>inetse+Ek
In general I'm okay with websites saying, "hey, if you block our ads, we don't want you using our site". I think only a few big sites are doing that so far, typically it's not the kind of site that I'd be sad over.

If it was more prevalent, eg. if Google somehow managed to arrange for all sites serving Google ads to stop working if ads are blocked, that'd change the dynamic. Ultimately it's not gonna lead to me clicking on any more ads and then buying people's stuff, so I don't think it's in Google's interest, but it'd be interesting to see.