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When comparing to twitter you fail to mention two large differences: 1. You don't donate to people via twitter. 2. The people on twitter actually signed up fo
by SahAssar 5y ago
When comparing to twitter you fail to mention two large differences:
1. You don't donate to people via twitter.
2. The people on twitter actually signed up for twitter.
If you actually think it was a mistake then perhaps stop defending it. If you don't think it was a mistake then stop explaining away to controversy by saying it was "naive UI/UX".
- jonathansampson 5y agoI'm defending the model, but not that particular iteration of the UI/UX. People weren't donating their own money at the time either; they were effectively telling Brave who they'd like to support. Brave would then take Brave's BAT tokens (which we set aside for this purpose), and marked them for that creator (we would then engage in outreach efforts).