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Those aren't really micro though. You can't spend a cent digitally, much less a fraction of a cent. The fee structure doesn't allow for it.
by TACIXAT 7y ago
Those aren't really micro though. You can't spend a cent digitally, much less a fraction of a cent. The fee structure doesn't allow for it.
- coldtea 7y agoThe latter (only up to cent level) shouldn't really matter. Are people that cheap that their problem is they have to give "at least a cent"? Sub-cent might matter for third world countries wanting to micropay for a western content creator, but it's more than good enough for the 4+ billion of people in developed economies. And I'd say, relative cost-of-living considered, even someone making $100 dollars month could afford a cent payment, like a person making $3000/month can afford a $5 latte. But I don't think many $100/month populations have "how do I support a western content creator already living 20x as luxuriously as me" as their concern... So if that was the issue, we could already solve it with cent-granularity payments....