I find the use of this meme template a bit backwards. The one ring is kind of a symbol for evil and corruption. Isildur fell for this corruption and denied Elronds request. A move that can be considered bad for Middle-Earth.
So placing uBlock in place of the ring, a thing that is wideley considered good from a user’s perspective, is backwards, as this rebellious act of not conforming to the other browser’s changes would then have to be considered bad.
It would make more sense from Google’s or many other website provider’s perspective. Because for them, ad blockers are really an annoyance. But if you are defending this position, you can be sure to have a mob of angry Lemmy users at your door step next day.
Thanks for coming to my meme analysis. It was a good waste of time.
I find the use of this meme template a bit backwards. The one ring is kind of a symbol for evil and corruption. Isildur fell for this corruption and denied Elronds request. A move that can be considered bad for Middle-Earth.
So placing uBlock in place of the ring, a thing that is wideley considered good from a user’s perspective, is backwards, as this rebellious act of not conforming to the other browser’s changes would then have to be considered bad.
It would make more sense from Google’s or many other website provider’s perspective. Because for them, ad blockers are really an annoyance. But if you are defending this position, you can be sure to have a mob of angry Lemmy users at your door step next day.
Thanks for coming to my meme analysis. It was a good waste of time.
I agree but if you forget the story lore, the actions themselves fit the meme.