This was an interesting comment to me.

I'm pretty anti-advertising, but somehow "cookie wall" just struck me as an absurd request. But when I think about it, cookies are kind of the engine powering advertising, so wanting to be able to avoid a cookie actually should strike me as reasonable.

Best of luck to you. Atlasobscura doesn't really seem like a place I'd be worried about this kind of thing, but then again I don't know anything about who they are or which affiliations they hold.

Why not rotate your cookies more frequently on sites that insist on them, or when temporarily necessary? Personally I’ve adopted the approach where I trust a variety (3, in fact) of content blockers to also block major tracking networks. I’m less worried about the rest. I suspect that eventually websites will evolve to doing more third-party tracking via first-party integration on the backend or cname, but I’m only, hmm, passively paranoid about this sort of thing. I figure most uses of tracking by first-party is for statistics and metrics to improve that first-party site or service. I do wish selling traffic metrics was against the law, but back in the day magazines routinely sold customer lists, as do pizza places, so it would take a lot of social pressure to change this in most of the world...