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The problem is the "long-tail" of content. Sure, Wikpedia will stick around post adblock, and so will big conglomerates (they can afford to put up paywalls, li
by dispose13432 10y ago
The problem is the "long-tail" of content.
Sure, Wikpedia will stick around post adblock, and so will big conglomerates (they can afford to put up paywalls, like WSJ and others).
Many content-farms will just stick to being a "review for hire" gig.
The problem is that the small shops will close down.
- tomc1985 10y agoYou know who else will stick around? All the guys with cheap hosting accounts making web pages like the 1990's. Ironically they seem to be the only ones with content worth reading...
- coldpie 10y agoYeah, I've hosted websites since I was a teenager. Ten bucks a month is pretty affordable for anyone employed. If the choice is between malicious advertisements funding professional content, or free content from amateurs, I pick the amateurs. Luckily, Patreon and pay walls (yes, I like pay walls) are providing us other options to retain the professionals as well.