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I'm skeptical of the model too, and have no intention of using Brave. But: you can also not enable ads and buy BATs yourself. This gives you a single system to
by the_duke 7y ago
I'm skeptical of the model too, and have no intention of using Brave.
But: you can also not enable ads and buy BATs yourself. This gives you a single system to distribute donations to content you enjoy.
Which is actually quite an interesting concept, since it is low effort/automatic for the user and yet allows small contributions.
Of course it also gives Brave a potentially huge position of power, which is my biggest problem.
If the BAT system was run by a independent non-profit and not browser specific it would be more appealing.
- buboard 7y ago> gives Brave a potentially huge position of power But since BAT is an ERC token, how can they control who gives money to whom, and indeed do they even know that?
- djsumdog 7y ago> If the BAT system was run by a independent non-profit Wasn't that the concept behind Flattr (minus the non-profit)