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> If everyone uses either of your suggested options the publishers go broke and there is no content to view. Yay! Then things go back to nerds willing to pay f
by tomc1985 8y ago
> If everyone uses either of your suggested options the publishers go broke and there is no content to view.
Yay! Then things go back to nerds willing to pay for hosting. Then maybe the internet will go back to being an information resource rather than a machine for monetizing my attention and emotions
- rchaud 8y agoI agree that the Internet as we know it is full of content marketing disguised as informational resources, but that's not the Internet's fault. It is the result of the perverse incentives created by a small group of search engines and social media networks. They render your presence as more or less invisible unless you're constantly spamming your followers with low-content posts and ruining your website with lead-gen focused blog posts.