Re:Lessons from Building and Scaling Reddit's Ad Serving Pla...
by rbobby on Monday September 10, 2018 @12:06PM
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Reddit ads were what finally pushed me into install ublock origin about a year ago (redditor since 2007).
They had a misbehaving ad (downloaded a ton of "stuff" over and over and over). I reported it on one of the their support subreddits and was told "don't recognize the add urls. scan your system for a virus". It was a pretty good error report too (screen shots, console log, etc).
Installed ublock origin that day and haven't looked back.
They had a misbehaving ad (downloaded a ton of "stuff" over and over and over). I reported it on one of the their support subreddits and was told "don't recognize the add urls. scan your system for a virus". It was a pretty good error report too (screen shots, console log, etc).
Installed ublock origin that day and haven't looked back.