The intro to the blog "Tab Closed; Didn't Read" cuts straight to the point: "If you're going to insist on obscuring your content with some stupid social sh--, a promo for your sh---y app or a full-page newsletter signup form, then I'm not going to read your content. Or click on your ads. Or help you generate revenue in any way." The blog — whose title is a play on the Internet slang "tl;dr," short for "too long; didn't read" — is a public shaming board for intrusive advertising around the wo...
The intro to the blog "Tab Closed; Didn't Read" cuts straight to the point: "If you're going to insist on obscuring your content with some stupid social sh--, a promo for your sh---y app or a full-page newsletter signup form, then I'm not going to read your content. Or click on your ads. Or help you generate revenue in any way." The blog — whose title is a play on the Internet slang "tl;dr," short for "too long; didn't read" — is a public shaming board for intrusive advertising around the wo...
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