&quot;Trust us, and everyone connected to us, and everyone connected to them.&quot;&quot;<p>Wired is asking its readership to compromise, without being willing to make any compromises themselves. They&#x27;re asking us to trust them on a one-to-one basis, but that&#x27;s now how trust works in a network. We have to trust Wired, and trust every single one of the companies or servers they include content and scripting from, and trust every single one of the companies or servers that these companies or servers include content from. We&#x27;re looking at trusting at least a hundred actors here, quite likely more.<p>&quot;Trust us, and only us.&quot;<p>A much better compromise would be to ask us to turn off ad blocking on their site, while in turn guaranteeing that every single script and asset served on their domain will also be served from their own servers, after having undergone at least some type of inspection. Then we at least have a reasonable basis for trust.