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Re:No More Deceptive Download Buttons by drhayes9 on Thursday February 04, 2016 @12:57PM (#11035765)
Valid point. But I still reject the notion of "that sucks but might as well get mine". Sounds like there's a lot of space for ad networks that don't suck. Or monetization models that don't rely on spammy, useless ads.
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Re:No More Deceptive Download Buttons by FenugreekAcerb on Thursday February 04, 2016 @03:37PM (#11037006)
> Or monetization models that don't rely on spammy, useless ads.

I'm struggling to find one, any idea?

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Re:No More Deceptive Download Buttons by criddell on Thursday February 04, 2016 @04:17PM (#11037293)
Build something so good, people will pay for it? It seems to work for companies like Netflix and Toyota.
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Re:No More Deceptive Download Buttons by cloudwalking on Thursday February 04, 2016 @05:37PM (#11037852)
But not companies like Google, or Facebook, or Twitter...
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Re:No More Deceptive Download Buttons by criddell on Friday February 05, 2016 @09:01AM (#11041399)
Nobody suggested there's one solution for everybody. I was just responding to the comment that advertising is the only monetization strategy and that's ridiculous.
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