Post by account_disabled on Oct 22, 2023 1:12:40 GMT -4
Also, simply, the need to laugh, to have fun, to daydream, to read a nice recipe or look at a nice photo. A need is NOT necessarily economic, but can also be spiritual, or medical, or personal. In this sense, why think that having a need is wrong? We all surf the web to find information, and we love reading the blogs that provide us with that information. In a blog that therefore talks about more delicate problems, such as medical problems, or allergies, or intolerances is the advertising wrong? Why should advertising be seen as lacking ethics.
Perhaps the work behind a blog does not have enough dignity to be paid, and must be done for free? Then, in the future, only those who are rich and do not need to work will be able to keep a professional blog updated. In the case of a photo editor medical blog, or one that deals with food intolerances, I WANT advertising: if my problem is that I haven't been able to find the information I need outside the Internet, now I not only want encyclopedic notions, but I also want knowing who to contact, where to buy what.
I need in a real shop, how to read a product label. Are we so sure that people are stupid? For me there is nothing worse than considering your readers as stupid people without critical thinking. Readers are smart. Readers are People , and as such they must be respected, loved and supported. I like to quote a tweet from Paola Sucato aka ci_polla : The affectionate, respectful relationship of mom bloggers towards their readers that talks about must make mammacheblog reflect Personally, I don't like blogs where I am considered stupid who must be guided in my choices, or in a critical consumption of goods and information.
Perhaps the work behind a blog does not have enough dignity to be paid, and must be done for free? Then, in the future, only those who are rich and do not need to work will be able to keep a professional blog updated. In the case of a photo editor medical blog, or one that deals with food intolerances, I WANT advertising: if my problem is that I haven't been able to find the information I need outside the Internet, now I not only want encyclopedic notions, but I also want knowing who to contact, where to buy what.
I need in a real shop, how to read a product label. Are we so sure that people are stupid? For me there is nothing worse than considering your readers as stupid people without critical thinking. Readers are smart. Readers are People , and as such they must be respected, loved and supported. I like to quote a tweet from Paola Sucato aka ci_polla : The affectionate, respectful relationship of mom bloggers towards their readers that talks about must make mammacheblog reflect Personally, I don't like blogs where I am considered stupid who must be guided in my choices, or in a critical consumption of goods and information.