"By opening this bottle of fairie wine, you agree that a single drop of every future bottle of wine you open will be taken from you, to be given to a tiny imp that will sit on your shoulder, observe you in the name of the faerie courts (and our allies), and urge you toward further faerie dealings that it believes you will enjoy."
@LeviKornelsen Unfortunately, the alternative to "fae imp that pushes you toward more fae deals you might like" isn't "no fae imp". It's "fae imp that keeps suggesting irrelevant fae deals that don't interest you at all".
@LeviKornelsen@squishymage42 Getting rid of targeted ads means that you start seeing ads not meant for you. Sometimes I have to wonder who the intended audience was supposed to be or why it's even an ad.
I was once served an ad on Facebook for military missile propulsion systems. Who the hell is buying rocket motors for explosive missiles from a Facebook ad?
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