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Or consumers could contribute back to them making them free resources. Remember the early internet? It was free and it had no ads. That until the pop-ups and flashy banner ads showed up murkying the waters. It appears that advertising inherently wants to agressively take all out attention.

>>onemor+(OP)
The problem here is that I'm not subscribing to a magazine that reviews lawnmowers, if I need a lawnmower once every 10 years.

Some kind of micro-transaction system is needed for this, so that I can easily buy just that one review.

>>cybera+q91
If I couldn't find a reputable reviewer, I would ask my neighbors. More trustworthy than a banner ad.