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I disagree. The npm policy does not allow advertisers. While I'm glad that Standard is experimenting with how to support open source developers more effectively, it should have been clear from the beginning that this wouldn't have been viable.
It had the opportunity to show it was viable. If they were successful then it could have been made a core feature of the package manager, which could have handled suppressions, donations etc.
In their defense, I think part of the issue is that postinstall hooks have been overused with packages in general. There's plenty of non-advertisement content in postinstall hooks that's annoying, doesn't need to be there, and has performance issues.
IIRC Yarn hides the console output which is a great step forward, and npm seems to be trying something similar
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