I'd say the consensus is a "NO" , Lara !
The ads are where the site's income comes from. Logic says that if advertising in general declines, then the income of all internet sites which depend on ads could decrease. In that situation, those with the biggest number of viewers and the most interest among the regular ones will succeed, so perhaps the way forward is to drop any proposals likely to diminish the membership (such as asking for money, even for an enhanced version) and increase their satisfaction and thus their loyalty and frequent logging on.
I would like to see -
1) a short editing interval, where we could put right any of those errors that appear magically after we press the post button, or when we post in anger and only realise just what we have said when we see it in print.
2) A more detailed reason given for deleted posts or threads, stating which guideline has been breached, or what legal or moral problem the post would raise for the site or the poster.
3) The option to hide a whole thread or topic if we don't wish to have it even listed, and/or to choose which topics we do want always to be shown.
4) Some of the income to be devoted to a full-time expert tech/programming person who can get right into the coding and improve it when necessary. The impression I have had so far is that technical stuff is only done ad hoc when and if it becomes essential.