Gregory's Server@LuKaRo @thomasfuchs any examples of what's called "ethical advertising"?
Asking for the sake of completeness of the rant about how why I hate the ad industry I'm finishing writing.
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@LuKaRo @thomasfuchs any examples of what's called "ethical advertising"? Asking for the sake of completeness of the rant about how why I hate the ad industry I'm finishing writing. 1 comment
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@temporal @thomasfuchs I don't have any at hand right now. But searching for "ethic ads" should give results :)
For me, the ethics in advertising are:
- No animations
- No bright colors / contrasts
- No interference with content
- No nsfw content
- No tracking
- No spoofing of OS / Browser dialogues ("update"-/ "AntiVirus"-scam)
- No unethical content (scam-sites, viruses etc.)
Maybe the ads on explainxkcd.com can be called ethic: https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/explain_xkcd:Advertise_Here
@temporal @thomasfuchs I don't have any at hand right now. But searching for "ethic ads" should give results :)
For me, the ethics in advertising are:
- No animations
- No bright colors / contrasts
- No interference with content
- No nsfw content
- No tracking
- No spoofing of OS / Browser dialogues ("update"-/ "AntiVirus"-scam)
- No unethical content (scam-sites, viruses etc.)