Well, I hate ads as they've become simply unbearable. For example, there are magazines 200 pages long with only about 50, if that many, readable pages. I also hate it when I look for some information on the Net and constantly come across the pages where the content exists just to serve the marketing purposes or the most valuable information is buried under a heap of ads.

I'm not opposed to ads in general, apart from those irritating hover over ones that start playing a video and music, or even worse, the ones that open a new window. And you cannot make them disappear no matter what you do.

I don't really like ads, so I just try to tune out. You know, you get used to ads being all around you and it's kind of like anything in your home, once it's been there for a while, you just stop paying your attention to it.

Well, I happen to love advertising as there's one really clever thing about it. I mean the adverts that appear based on your previous browsing history. So, even though you are disturbed by them, at least, they show the stuff you are interested in.

I actually ignore advertisements as much as I can as they are nothing more than just an annoyance between plot twists in my favourite TV shows and films, so I turn off the sound on TV during ads. I installed an AdBlocker on my browser because incessant pop-up ads used to distract my attention and slow down my surfing the Net, thus, making it next to impossible to actually enjoy the content on the page.