> "There's also things like https://coil.com/ https://coil.com/ who seem like they help support online content creators. I wonder if there's a way to treat sear

> "There's also things like https://coil.com/ https://coil.com/ who seem like they help support online content creators. I wonder if there's a way to treat search results like "content". It is possible. I built the search engine [0] that was the first to integrate Coil as a monetization source. It is pretty small, but Coil payments do cover about 2% of the monthly cost to run the service. Infinity Search also uses Coil. [1] Here is an article with some thoughts around monetizing a privacy based search engine [2]. --------- [0] https://www.runnaroo.com/ https://www.runnaroo.com/ [1] https://webmonetization.org/ https://webmonetization.org/ [2] https://coil.com/p/runnaroo/Privacy-and-Search-Engine-Monetization/5dXAW6NwF https://coil.com/p/runnaroo/Privacy-and-Search-Engine-Moneti...