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Re:Chrome and Safari extensions to view AMP versions on the ... by xg15 on Saturday October 10, 2015 @11:26AM (#10365788)
At the risk of becoming somewhat conspiracy-theorist-like, a possible benefit might be this: (from the ampproject.org FAQ)

How will advertising work on Accelerated Mobile Pages? (...) As part of that, those involved with the project are also engaged in crafting Sustainable Ad Practices to insure that ads in AMP files are fast, safe, compelling and effective for users.

If Google should at one point choose to block all non-AMP-compliant ads in Chrome, it might be a good idea to get into the boat early when "AMP-compliant" is still in the process of being defined.

Re:Chrome and Safari extensions to view AMP versions on the ... by hewhowhineth on Saturday October 10, 2015 @11:47AM (#10365869)
It's even better idea to boycott it. Embrace-extend-extinguish may work for a big player but it will harm everyone else. We've been there before.