I've decided to namedrop "norwegian adblock list" and "norsk adblock liste" on this page, in a dear hope that it'll be easier for this list to show up in various search engines.
So the clock is 07:30, and after having pulled an all-nighter, what I decided to do on a morning like this is to... look through all the other filter lists out there that are about everything from cookie notices to malware, in order to borrow Norway-relevant filters from them. I really hope they work as well as they should.
Added a few extra filters, on the assumption that a significant portion of this list's users will have no idea about the existence of AAK-Cont anyway. Also polished some changes from previous commits.
Copied over "Open-source Licence" in such a way that it applies to the archive as a whole, as was suggested by Github's Community settings that I do. I must admit, this whole public list thing is requiring a bit more effort from me than what I at first imagined.
Now that the eyes of more than just me are looking at this list, I better begin to make a better habit of updating the version and modification dates as well.
Added some filters for АВC Nyheter and for VG.
Working with this list, makes me realize just how sleazy Norsk Tipping can be, buying themselves huge ads on at least 10 Norwegian newssites.
It just struck me that Adblock Plus has a "Known Adblock Plus subscriptions" archive, meaning that I could've submitted this list to that place too. Since that archive doesn't appear to me to make use of dedicated donation links, I hope it wouldn't be frowned upon if I added said link to the filter list itself instead.
Also changed the version number to the European date format, and added a Norwegian note that explains that people can also take contact with me in the Scandinavian languages.
Decided to have some fun in the morning hours by finding more websites I could block stuff on.
Also, dear Norsk Tipping: Screw you. How is the act of buying a permanent ad presence with trashy headliners on at least ten newssites ever going to be morally appropriate?
