On Sat, 15 Aug 2020 23:33:52 +0200, Deloptes wrote:

> The server can not inject anything without being told to. You are making
> up a story as if there is some external force adding something to a web
> page. It is the author of the web  page doing this.
>
You're being naive.

As a simple example, the periodic begging stuff added to the top of a
Wikipedia page IS NOT PUT THERE by the page's author. It is added by HTML
extensions written and controlled by Jimbo and his acolytes whenever they
think the coffers are getting empty.

This is no different to the way that ads get added by anybody who chooses
to inject them from a web server that control. They are generally NOT
added by the web page's author: rather the opposite: try adding your own
ad stream to your pages if they're served by Google or anybody else who
supports a 'free' webserver by flogging ads supplied by their clients and
see how quick you'll by kicked off.

Thats exactly the same situation that Epic Games when they tried to
accept a revenue stream direct from Fortnite instead of running it
through Apple and Google's appstores: they just got banned from those
appstores for breaking their terms of service.


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