• Loce@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    You do know physical books exist, dont you? :) I did not say ebook.

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          5 months ago

          library books are still physical books that sometimes have ads in them to supplement thecost of printing. they don’t get conjured up by librarian mages.

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        5 months ago

        Those aren’t super intrusive. It’s not a loud ad that has to load, yell at you and slows down getting to the content I question, and printed ads in books don’t disrupt a music listening session by playing shitty ad music between songs as you’re getting a specific mood on. Print ads don’t bug me the way web and video ads do

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      5 months ago

      Many physical books have ads in the beginning and end. I would dare to say all. At the very least, a small “banner” ad for the publisher on one page.

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        5 months ago

        Do you have to watch it for 30 seconds before you’re allowed to turn the page? Does it pop up every 5 pages and can’t be skipped?