Provide ads, not anti-privacy trackers.
Want more ad revenue? Stop wrapping your ads in privacy destroying tracking scripts, and more people will see the ads. I and many others don't block ads, that's a lie the ad industry loves to promote. We block trackers (and malware, but that's another issue). Most of what you're calling "ad blockers" are actually TRACKING blockers. Ghostery, uBlock, Privacy Badger, and other tools are about protecting privacy, not blocking ads. Post images, we'll see them. We do all the time. Post ads, we'll see them. Post images and ads wrapped in cross-site tracking code, you're not going to get as much ad revenue. Talk to your ad provider about providing ads that aren't wrapped in anti-privacy trackers. They'll probably laugh at you, but you can try. Or you can stop using those scammers and get a reputable ad provider.
Heck, even this page is trying to use several tracking technologies. PS: the UserVoice terms of service suck (yes, I read them). Then again, good luck enforcing them.
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