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my 2c: I know I'll get a lot of flack for this...but this is definitely not an end all, be all solution for services that depend on ads. That said, this tool
by ohstopitu 10y ago
my 2c:
I know I'll get a lot of flack for this...but this is definitely not an end all, be all solution for services that depend on ads.
That said, this tool does have a place - to be the platform that provides content producers/publishers a way to fairly charge a subset of consumers to experience the product adfree.
* publishers/producers decide how much to charge / minute of use
* this neutral tool shows that transparently to the user and
the user can decide if he/she would prefer an paid ad-free experience or not. - maybe over time, this price fluctuates based on how users across network use the content etc. (to ensure quality does not fall etc.)
As for publishers/creators that charge exorbitant rates / minute - the market will take care of them - users would just adblock and they'd just loose $ (basically their loss - either they have a fair compensation or not at all).
BUT this tool is NOT the only way for producers to make money. Ads does have a place but this tool just helps those who want to pay and help producers and avoid ads at the same time.