The AdBlock Plus community noticed that Twitter was looking for more revenue, in view of the offering of new securities with public subscription , so they wanted to anticipate any changes to the Social Network's ads by proposing a collaboration .
AdBlock Plus doesn't hate ads. They hate bad ads, which is why they've created a guide to acceptable adsthat, if followed, will be whitelisted rather than blacklisted. Over 200 million users have AdBlock Plus installed, so Twitter wouldn't want to think about its ads being labeled bad.
So far, Twitter has not responded to the call for cooperation, however, if it eventually occurs, it will be in everyone's.
Source: socialmedialife.gr
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