"If this is all too much of a pain in the ass, you can just not visit the website to begin with. Much easier solution."
While it's a good idea in theory, the application might prove to be a bit difficult since I don't have ESP and will not know if a particular site has a full-length ad prior to my first visit.
Now maybe if every site made a short ad to advertise that they have a full-length ad on their website. maybe they could even put it on a Cd and mail it to you like AOL
That's the craziest thing I've ever heard. The internet isn't dependent on advertising in any way, shape, or form.
Commercialization leads to abuse and that leads to an inferior product, be it the lame music of numetallica or pop-ups that get in the way of your site's content.
You mean pop-up's and spam aren't enough.......now I have to dodge full-length commericals on the web too?
Anyone remember when it was the information highway and not the advertising highway?
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"If this is all too much of a pain in the ass, you can just not visit the website to begin with. Much easier solution." While it's a good idea in theory, the application might prove to be a bit difficult since I don't have ESP and will not know if a particular site has a full-length ad prior to my first visit. Now maybe if every site made a short ad to advertise that they have a full-length ad on their website. maybe they could even put it on a Cd and mail it to you like AOL
That's the craziest thing I've ever heard. The internet isn't dependent on advertising in any way, shape, or form. Commercialization leads to abuse and that leads to an inferior product, be it the lame music of numetallica or pop-ups that get in the way of your site's content.
You mean pop-up's and spam aren't enough.......now I have to dodge full-length commericals on the web too? Anyone remember when it was the information highway and not the advertising highway?
You know they made a book out of those movies?? LAF