Consumer Rights Wiki talk:Inclusion guidelines

Suggested recently:

1. 'Speaking of Do Not Buy lists, how about a DNSBL run by volunteers off Louis' wiki?'
   (A DNS Block List is commonly used to block malicious email (spam) and/or IP traffic)
2. More feasible to adopt widely: a shopping browser extension that steers you away from rights violators. Like PubPeer warns you of crap published studies.
3. Also feasible to adopt widely: Ad-Blocker list that steers you away from rights violators.
   (a few more clicks to set up, but the effect is too blunt - blocking page loading w/o explanation.)

I figure most people here are already using ad blockers. Do most of them support additional blocklists?

Who's interested in making this happen? Would adopt this tool if it was offered?

CrookKilla (talk) 01:37, 30 June 2025 (UTC)