I'll probably get downvoted to oblivion for this, but here goes...
Please don't bring this phrase to Hacker News. The only time to complain about downvotes is when you're sure you've been unjustly downvoted.
I think it's completely reasonable to expect alternate browser users to be more technologically literate than IE users though. Unless their alternate browser was installed by someone else, installing one is a choice that requires enough technical knowledge to find, install, and use another browser. I'd assume these people would be more knowledgeable than most about adware because it would make sense for those skills to be correlated.
On a completely unrelated note from this story, how do you justify supporting adware? I assume this is why you thought you'd be downvoted.
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I'll probably get downvoted to oblivion for this, but here goes...
Please don't bring this phrase to Hacker News. The only time to complain about downvotes is when you're sure you've been unjustly downvoted.
I think it's completely reasonable to expect alternate browser users to be more technologically literate than IE users though. Unless their alternate browser was installed by someone else, installing one is a choice that requires enough technical knowledge to find, install, and use another browser. I'd assume these people would be more knowledgeable than most about adware because it would make sense for those skills to be correlated.
On a completely unrelated note from this story, how do you justify supporting adware? I assume this is why you thought you'd be downvoted.
I like money.