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>he makes money for the platform that hosts her without receiving the legal and financial protections of employee status, or the stock options typically given t
by readflaggedcomm 5y ago
>he makes money for the platform that hosts her without receiving the legal and financial protections of employee status, or the stock options typically given to the platform’s engineers, designers, and manage
That's the beauty of gigs: low friction.
>Today, no one finds a person on Patreon; you go there after you’ve found them.” In other words, to be a creator, you still have to be an influencer after all.
That's the beauty of disconnecting payments from platforms: you can put yourself on Thingiverse, Odysee, or DeviantArt, or any of their competitors, and still have a solid payment solution.