The other thing about this that I don't like is that the script is being served from LiveJournal, and not from the third-party. Most third-party scripts, Google Analytics for example, are hosted on a domain owned by the third-party, making it easier to block and (importantly!) meaning that the third-party script has no access to your cookies.
Hmmm, I was able to block scripts from outboundlink.net on LJ.
Of course, that resulted in me not being able to click on links, so it's not like it's a feasible thing to do...
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Date: 2010-04-28 06:24 am (UTC)Hmmm, I was able to block scripts from outboundlink.net on LJ.
Of course, that resulted in me not being able to click on links, so it's not like it's a feasible thing to do...