STRIP FOR Apr 16, 2009

Yes, I am fully aware that Adblock and NoScript exist. My hope is that the Dilbert webpage would rather change to make it so that reading comics on their website is easy. I do not mind ads, I mind things that block my view of the comics.

A while ago, when Dilbert.com switched to this Web 2.0 nightmare, the linux users and 2nd hand flash users had to switch to other sites to view the page, and the developers here listened to our pleas. My hope is that they realize that this too is a mistake, making short term profit at the cost of long term readership (and site visits).

Additionally, firefox blocks a popup every time that I go to this site, which, while annoying, is managed by my browser.

Firefox Adblock = what ads?

I traffic your website and occasionally click on ads. If you continue to have flash ads that drop down and obscure the comic that I have come to read, I will find another site to view this comic. Please stop.

news in brief: caves, isolated Pacific atolls, Caribbean islets and New Zealand are being snatched up by multimillionaires, survivalists and ex-Wall Street lobster-bat-monkeys. Government spokespeople have re-iterated there is no cause for alarm.